Val Smith in her 75th year planned a series of walks in North Norfolk totalling 75 miles. Aiming to raise funds for The British Heart Foundation, supported by Hilary Cox and Cromer Walkers are Welcome, walkcromer.co.uk. Mostly snapped on phone cam – lovely views – lovely walks!
Martin Warren & Poppyland microbrewery guide us through the brewing process to produce a beer in celebration of Cromer Walkers are Welcome. Delicious!
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A brilliant Christmas stocking substitute, holds loads of lovely gifts, can be used through-out[...]
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Walkers are Welcome Cromer
Cromer Walkers are Welcome aims to improve the walking experience for our visitors. This is the ideal place to leave the car behind & set off on foot. We have excellent public transport links, a great range of places to stay, eat & drink, a historic pier with fabulous views, and wonderful fresh Cromer crabs too. We are part of the nationwide network of more than 100 Walkers are Welcome towns and villages.
Wild lupins & lively gorse snapped on a christmas day walk. Autumn woodland colours remind us what a fine mild winter we have had so far. Freezing cold predicted at end of the week!
high winds & high tides yesterday...not good weather for walking - some great shots by Chris Taylor of Sheringham & Cromer. christaylorphoto.co.uk
Chris
A few snaps of the recent rough seas...
Low tide and endless beach, on the walk from Cromer to Sheringham via the Runtons, East & West … & a useful site for tide times
https://www.tidetimes.org.uk/cromer-tide-times
https://www.tidetimes.org.uk/cromer-tide-times
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Get outdoors, build stamina, burn excess calories and make your heart healthier today on one of our free walking routes around the UK! 🌲👣✨
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Salthouse circular walk or
Salthouse to Cley Visitor’s Centre:
Join the footpath at the opposite side of the road to Cross Street and head towards the shingle beach. Continue along this stretch until you reach Arnold’s marsh. Leave the beach at this point and walk along the flood bank path to the coast road. Here you can return to Salthouse following the route of the circular walk or take the shorter cross fields option. Alternatively follow the path to the right which leads to Cley Visitor’s Centre.
https://www.norfolk.gov.uk/-/media/norfolk/downloads/out-and-about/norfolk-trails/norfolk-coast-path-including-england-coast-path/salthouse-5-miles.pdf?la=en
https://www.norfolkwildlifetrust.org.uk/wildlife-in-norfolk/nature-reserves/reserves/cley-marshes
Salthouse to Cley Visitor’s Centre:
Join the footpath at the opposite side of the road to Cross Street and head towards the shingle beach. Continue along this stretch until you reach Arnold’s marsh. Leave the beach at this point and walk along the flood bank path to the coast road. Here you can return to Salthouse following the route of the circular walk or take the shorter cross fields option. Alternatively follow the path to the right which leads to Cley Visitor’s Centre.
https://www.norfolk.gov.uk/-/media/norfolk/downloads/out-and-about/norfolk-trails/norfolk-coast-path-including-england-coast-path/salthouse-5-miles.pdf?la=en
https://www.norfolkwildlifetrust.org.uk/wildlife-in-norfolk/nature-reserves/reserves/cley-marshes
A brilliant christmas stocking substitute, holds loads of lovely gifts, can be used for shopping, carrying down to the beach, holding craft supplies etc.
This generously sized canvas shopper (36 x 36 x 24cm) has our logo on one side and is plain on the other.
£4.50 from Cromer Information Centre
(£8 inc p&p, cheque or PO to "Cromer WAW" c/o 61 Clifton Park, Cromer NR27 9BG)
This generously sized canvas shopper (36 x 36 x 24cm) has our logo on one side and is plain on the other.
£4.50 from Cromer Information Centre
(£8 inc p&p, cheque or PO to "Cromer WAW" c/o 61 Clifton Park, Cromer NR27 9BG)
