The Ostrich King's Lynn

Stock Green, Castle Acre King's Lynn, Norfolk, East Anglia, England, PE32 2AE, United Kingdom

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Christmas in Norfolk, UK

A travel blog entry by cliff-n-chris

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We had a great Christmas Day at Christine's Mum's, with Amanda, Kim, Holly, Laura, Neil, and Lewis. Lewis had loads of presents, but spent most of the day playing with his trains; at just two and a half he can name all of Thomas' friends!

On Boxing Day we had a bracing walk along Hunstanton sea ...

Home sweet home....

A travel blog entry by bexbennett

... been and found my way around... I get lost in England! I also forgot how people in England don't say hello to each other... that was a bit strange on the tube! I was still in 'G'day' mode! It is going to be hard to adjust back to normal life.....

What an amazing time I have had, it's not over yet though.. it's only just ...

Visiting Brideshead

A travel blog entry by bernadettek

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We are making our way back down south in order to return the camper van and make our way to London for the last few days of our holiday. So I found a B&B near Cambridge which is supposed to be very nice and Ely nearby has a curiosities and farmers market for tim to browse on saturday morning.
On our way there we stopped at Castle Howard better known as Brideshead from the TV series that I fell in love with as a romantic 16 year old. The castle ...

Early iinto ely- and punting in cambridge.

A travel blog entry by bernadettek

We found a bed and breakfast close to Ely (ee lee) because on the internet it says they have a curiosities market every saturday, Tim's favourite passtime. It is also close to Cambridge. We arrived late last night after a very long drive from scotland with a break for a late lunch at Brideshead.
We woke fairly early (for us) as Sean had to take his son to school by 8:45 so we were able to get into Ely at a reasonably ...

Old Hunstanton beach, Norfolk's coast

A travel blog entry by pink-obsessed

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The Norfolk seaside resort of Hunstanton has the unusual distinction of being an east coast resort that faces west and as a result gets more than its fair share of sun and enjoys some lovely sunsets, hence the resort is known as Sunny Hunny. Hunstanton is divided into the village of Old Hunstanton and the newer resort town of Hunstanton St ...

This inn was formerly known as: The Ostrich Inn