Norwich – Walking. Gossip. Travel.

This news story is from 1860, when a robbery took place on White Lion Street in Norwich. “William Marsham, on

Norwich – Brewdog (Wings Wednesday)

Back to Brewdog, which I’ve written about before, but some of my favourite pubs are still closed and I think

I’m not sure that I can recall a time when the Erpingham and Ethelbert Gates have both been closed in

I should have written about this on my blog before, but the King’s Head in Norwich is one of my

The statue of Norfolk’s hero, Nelson, in Norwich Cathedral Upper Close. It was installed here in 1847, sculpted by Thomas

And another closure, Pret at Chapelfield in Norwich is closing permanently. The Haymarket one is staying open, but I imagine

This bronze is by Lynn Chadwick (1914-2003) and is in the sculpture garden of the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts.

For some time, and inspired by the Rodin Museum in Philadelphia, I became quite engaged with the works of Auguste

This is the former St. Peter’s Methodist Church on Park Lane in Norwich, currently being redeveloped. The photo is a

We meandered into Heigham Park on a group walk and it’s a park that I’ve never been to before. The