We meet at Weston Longville Church at 10 a.m.  – not strictly Broadland but in the Broadland Council district! And then Woodfordes Ales are brewed in Woodbastwick!  And afterwards for a shared lunch at a pub – which remains to be seen!

It was a great day the sun shone, the company was fun, the scenery spectacular -

Thanks to Doug Alexander for the pic

 

  400+ baby Grey Seals

Thousands of humans, especially on Boxing Day and New Year’s day.

Well done managing people and wildlife to BA and NE!

Lecture on Fursey’s Irish Origins : East or West

by Professor Pádraig Ó Riain

Details at the Fursey Pilgrims Website

http://norfolkpilgrim.blogspot.com/

Just set it up!  How will it work

In Norwich

- meet at the Red Lion Bishop’s Bridge at 10 a.m.

- you can park there – we’ve OKed with the Landlady

A group of interested CTOB folk had a brilliant day on Monday  exploring Farming on the Broads.

Our thanks go to Louis and Fran Baugh of Neatishead Hall and

Ian and Hannah Deane of Lound Farm, Dairy Barns and  Hungry Horse Haylage

(that’s diversification for you!)

Download Why Farming Matters on the Broads  from the NFU

Walcott!!!

Not Ranworth!!

Meet at the Light House Inn  at 10 a.m.

for a leisurely walk led by the Rev’d Ian Hatfield around Walcott and Hatfield

More on our monthly walks page

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