Norfolk Lavender (Heacham) Reviews

Norfolk Lavender (Heacham) Sightseeing National

Description:Carey Mill, Heacham, Norfolk, PE31 7JE. Telephone: 01485 570384

Newest Review: ... children?s rhyme; ?Ring a ring a roses, A pocket full of poses?. This was thought to ward off the ?Black Death?. In 1826 a Frenchman, Nicephore Niepce, managed to capture a visual image chemically through the use of bitumen of Judæa (a type of asphalt) which changes its solubility in lavender oil depending on exposure to light. Modern photography was born! During the Victorian era, the ... more

 ... widest use of lavender was in perfumery and the scenting of linen and clothes to was a desirable practise. During the First World War the supply of modern disinfectants could not keep pace with demand, so it was necessary to revive older methods of treati...more

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Crowned ReviewNorfolk Lavender (Heacham): It's Free to Visit! (1550 words)
by - written on 03/10/01, updated on  14/11/01 (Very useful, 258 readings)
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Driving along the A149 to Hunstanton, one cannot remain unaware that you are in Lavender country, as you pass field upon field of aromatic lavender plants in various stages of growth. The Norfolk Lavender site of England?s Lavender Farm is situated on the A149, about five miles from Hunstanton. It is a great place to relax and entrance is free. I have visited this centre twice and have enjoyed my visits on both occasions. All the plants one hundred different lavender varieties, on this site have been chosen for their aromatic qualities. Crossing over the white Balustrade Bridge allows access to a four-acre garden down an avenue, which leads to a magnificent ...  Read the complete review

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