Are you planning on visiting Norwich soon. Looking for places to see, activities to do or pure inspiration? Norwich is packed full of great places to see, including the Norwich Cathedral.
Beer starts with water, although in the brewing trade it is refered to as `liquor`. The first thing to be added is malt. Malt itself is partially fermented barley grain, this is where the beer gets ... READ MORE
There is much to see and do in Happisburgh, from bird watching to horse riding, from sailing to walking. There are also a number of community activities, sporting clubs and fetes to enjoy. And after a day ... READ MORE
Welcome to Norfolk Heritage Explorations – Happisburgh Happisburgh was originally a Danish settlement; a story of Edrich the Dane of Hapesburg is depicted on our village sign as a daily reminder of our ... READ MORE
‘The coachman mounts to the box, Mr. Weller jumps up behind, the Pickwickians pull their coats round their legs and their shawls over their noses, the helpers pull the horse-cloths off, the ... READ MORE
Norfolk now has 17 working breweries. At one time, in the 1970s, Norfolk was down to only one brewery – Watney’s Norwich Brewery, in King Street, but even that was to close in 1985 as the national ... READ MORE
At the southern end of London Road, Harleston, in 1878, an enterprising group of three men set up the Redenhall Bell Foundry. Two of the group, Gervas Holmes and Arthur Peniston Moore, were keen tower bell ... READ MORE
Welcome to Norfolk Heritage Explorations – Harleston Harleston is an ancient market town situated at the southern tip of Norfolk. The town was originally established near an important bridging point on the ... READ MORE
For centuries the church has been at the hub of village life, not just as a religious institution, but as a provider of housing for villagers, administering charity, and overseeing the work of the school. ... READ MORE
Mulbarton Common – The Smock Mill The windmill on the common was a smock mill. It had a tall wooden tower with 10 sides. On top was a cap which moved round so that the sails faced the wind. Inside there ... READ MORE
