What do you know about Norfolk?

[NewcastleFalcon]

News had swiftly got round the area about Happy Hour here at the Pub in Langham Norfolk. previous to virus

And not one Citroen But many will soon be on the "Special" weird fluid!

Well I'll have a pint of Beeston Worth the Wait it thats all right with you

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REgards Neil

[Nad2010]

Thought I recognised the AA box

[NewcastleFalcon]

Part of the FCF AA box Challenge Nigel. 19 of those Boxes, some now listed, still in Roadside Locations in the UK.

We took a holiday in Norfolk at Wells-next-the-sea, as a flimsy excuse to photograph that box at Brancaster!

Only one box remains---at Trinity in Jersey.

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Regards Neil

[Nad2010]

Just catching up on previous posts.
"What do You know about Norfolk ".......What a great post, especially the Norfolk Lost Railways, what an interesting and diverse Forum

[NewcastleFalcon]

What do you know about Nobby Clarke

Well most importantly his contraption features on the FCF thread "On your Bike" this very day

Bert 'Nobby' Clarke was a ferryman from Thorpe who worked a river crossing at Whitlingham.

He bought part of the contraption in Wroxham in 1947 and
created a vessel which for years was the talk of the waterways. It was entirely pedal powered, with bicycle parts turning two rear-mounted paddle wheels. A steering wheel was fitted onto two floats.

Nobby also worked as a diver for the police and his water bike was apparently used in the recovery of 31 bodies from the river between the 1930s and 1960s.

Story Here
https://www.edp24.co.uk/features/herita ... -1-6123241

Regards Neil

[NewcastleFalcon]

A small wheresthisthen and as well as the railway buffs, a no holds barred any method you choose to get the answer is encouraged. Some image searches are better than others. I only rediscovered where it was today despite taking the original picture on holiday in Norfolk. Few clues it is in North Norfolk and it was originally the site of a railway station on a now closed line. It is a converted Station Master's House



Neil

[CitroJim]

That's one lovely garden shed!

And a nice maintenance-free garden too I like...

[NewcastleFalcon]

That's one lovely garden shed!

And a nice maintenance-free garden too I like...

Its a bit more than a garden shed Jim! This is what it looks like on the inside. Part of a "Boutique Hotel"

https://www.barefootretreats.co.uk/acco ... -carriage/

The Railway Hotel

Neil

[CitroJim]

That looks lovely Neil, would be very happy to stay in there