Norfolk in general

Norfolk in Genereal There is so many things to do and see in Norfolk I have only just highlighted just a few.It is on the East Coast and very easy to get to from London.Ideal for a weekend trip. Oxburgh Hall is in Norfolk and it belongs to the Bedingfeld Family since 1446. The National Trust oversees the property. I visited this several years ago but can recall that this was a fine Medieval Country House. The first thing which I can recall is when you approach Oxburgh Hall you will find that it is surrounded by water. Sir Edmund Bedingfeld was the first owner and the house had many Royal connections. King ...

Originally heralding from the county they call Norfolk, I thought it was about time I gave my views on it. For those of you not aware of your UK geography, Norfolk is on the East Coast around 100 miles north from London. Although considered as in the South, it is level with Birmingham, considered as the Midlands. Norfolk is reasonably easy to get to. By car you can come in from the A47, A11 and A14. But don’t ask about Motorways, we don’t have them! You can get the train from Liverpool Street in London direct to Norwich, or National ...

Pick up any map of the British Isles and you can't fail to see Norfolk. Even if the map hasn't got any names or numbers, Norfolk is easy to find. It's the bit in the right that sticks out y'see. You could of course be looking at the map upside down and be looking at Wales, but for the duration of this opinion, I'm going to assume that you aren't all stupid :-P Anyhoo .... Instead of letting you in on the delights of a couple of the tourist attractions that the fine [!] county of Norfolk [Naaar fik to the locals] has to offer, I'm about to embark on a trip to cover several of em. An A to Z of fun things to do for ...