Norwich of South-East Miles 7 Halt Small a Is Buckenham Including Activities of Variety a Experience and Park National South of the Town As a Seaside Resort

Gunton Denes beach, Lowestoft beach, Denes Gunton

connects with the ferry to Holland at Harwich International. Harwich at Holland to ferry the with connects

also run via the East Suffolk Line to Ipswich and a daily service service daily a and Ipswich to Line Suffolk East the via run also

is the furthest East on the entire UK rail network. At Lowestoft, trains trains Lowestoft, At network. rail UK entire the on East furthest the is

Partnership’s railway library. railway Partnership’s at the most easterly point in the British Isles and the railway station station railway the and Isles British the in point easterly most the at

also one of the stations that houses the Wherry Lines Community Rail Rail Community Lines Wherry the houses that stations the of one also Reedham. of village the to you brings west walk riverside tranquil A and Africa Alive! wildlife park at Kessingland. Lowestoft is situated situated is Lowestoft Kessingland. at park wildlife Alive! Africa and

houses a small railway heritage room which is run by volunteers and is is and volunteers by run is which room heritage railway small a houses marshes. surrounding the from water drain to converted later and Leisure attractions include Pleasurewood Hills Theme Park at Corton Corton at Park Theme Hills Pleasurewood include attractions Leisure

Great Yarmouth via the Berney Arms, and Lowestoft. The station station The Lowestoft. and Arms, Berney the via Yarmouth Great cement for materials grind to used first was mill the 1948, until use In piers and a host of leisure facilities along with parks and marinas. marinas. and parks with along facilities leisure of host a and piers

Humpty Dumpty Brewery. Trains from Reedham run to Norwich, and and Norwich, to run Reedham from Trains Brewery. Dumpty Humpty region. the in kind its of magnificent most the of one Windmill, Arms wartime history, Lowestoft boasts theatres, cinemas, museums, two two museums, cinemas, theatres, boasts Lowestoft history, wartime

Pettitts Animal Adventure Park, a family-friendly attraction, and the the and attraction, family-friendly a Park, Adventure Animal Pettitts Berney the see to opportunity an provides visit A line. Yarmouth Great the start of the Suffolk Coastal Path. Rich in industrial, maritime and and maritime industrial, in Rich Path. Coastal Suffolk the of start the

for over 100 years. Take a short walk from the station and you’ll find find you’ll and station the from walk short a Take years. 100 over for Norwich- the on stop request a is It 1840s. the in built was station few minutes away from the award-winning South Beach, as well as as well as Beach, South award-winning the from away minutes few

Reedham Swing Bridge, which has carried trains to and from Lowestoft Lowestoft from and to trains carried has which Bridge, Swing Reedham Arms Berney the England, in stations railway remote most the of One with the railway station located at the heart of town and only a a only and town of heart the at located station railway the with

lunch overlooking the River Yare and to observe the opening of of opening the observe to and Yare River the overlooking lunch rail. by or foot on accessible only is Arms Berney Water, Breydon The historic port of Lowestoft is the second largest town in Suffolk, Suffolk, in town largest second the is Lowestoft of port historic The

Lowestoft The large, pretty village of Reedham is the perfect location to enjoy enjoy to location perfect the is Reedham of village pretty large, The of end south-western the at Yare, River the alongside Located

Reedham Arms Berney

of working buses trams, trolley-buses and a narrow gauge railway. gauge narrow a and trolley-buses trams, buses working of

spend a morning or afternoon in the peaceful Norfolk countryside. Norfolk peaceful the in afternoon or morning a spend area. surrounding the and Norfolk explore to which from base Colville, the East Anglian Transport Museum hosts a varied collection collection varied a hosts Museum Transport Anglian East the Colville,

pub, can be completed in about an hour and is an excellent way to to way excellent an is and hour an about in completed be can pub, fantastic a visitors offers which breakfast & bed a is it today, and parts of the port ending near Lowestoft South Pier. At Carlton Carlton At Pier. South Lowestoft near ending port the of parts

stroll from Cantley to Reedham, where you can have lunch at a local local a at lunch have can you where Reedham, to Cantley from stroll Railway Eastern Great by 1883 in opened was Station Acle boating. runs a unique boat trip through Lake Lothing and the more industrial industrial more the and Lothing Lake through trip boat unique a runs

of dedicated volunteers, is certainly worth a look. A leisurely 3-mile 3-mile leisurely A look. a worth certainly is volunteers, dedicated of for popular Bure River the on location picturesque a is Bridge Acle Lowestoft Museum. At Mutford Lock, the seasonal Lowestoft Ferry Ferry Lowestoft seasonal the Lock, Mutford At Museum. Lowestoft

sugar beet. The award-winning station garden, cultivated by a team team a by cultivated garden, station award-winning The beet. sugar village, the outside Just Abbey. Benet’s St see can you eastwards, boat trips, sailing and speedboat racing. The park is also home to to home also is park The racing. speedboat and sailing trips, boat

factory was the first in the UK to successfully produce sugar from from sugar produce successfully to UK the in first the was factory gaze and tower church the of front in stand you If footpath. Way of family leisure facilities and water-based attractions including including attractions water-based and facilities leisure family of

Yare and dominated by the Cantley Sugar Factory. Built in 1912, the the 1912, in Built Factory. Sugar Cantley the by dominated and Yare Weavers’ the to near located is Edmund St of Church part-thatched Everitt Park offers extensive views of Oulton Broad and a host host a and Broad Oulton of views extensive offers Park Everitt

The small village of Cantley is situated on the north bank of the River River the of bank north the on situated is Cantley of village small The beautiful The warships. Elizabethan of construction the in use for Just a few minutes walk from Oulton Broad North Station, Nicholas Nicholas Station, North Broad Oulton from walk minutes few a Just

Cantley Oulton Broad North Broad Oulton granted a market charter in 1253. Oak was felled for in the area area the in for felled was Oak 1253. in charter market a granted

estuary named Gariensis. Mentioned in the Domesday Book, it was was it Book, Domesday the in Mentioned Gariensis. named estuary

so do check train times before you travel and speak to the conductor. the to speak and travel you before times train check do so Samuel Morton Peto. Peto. Morton Samuel In Roman times, the village of Acle was a port at the head of a large large a of head the at port a was Acle of village the times, Roman In

Trains to Buckenham only stop at weekends, and it is a request stop, stop, request a is it and weekends, at stop only Buckenham to Trains St Mary’s Church, built in the 15th century and remodelled in 1854 by by 1854 in remodelled and century 15th the in built Church, Mary’s St Acle

Parish Church of St Nicholas is a short walk away from the station. station. the from away walk short a is Nicholas St of Church Parish mile from the village and within the hall’s extensive grounds, stands stands grounds, extensive hall’s the within and village the from mile

the RSPB Buckenham Marshes Nature Reserve. The redundant former former redundant The Reserve. Nature Marshes Buckenham RSPB the rambling. and golf boating, horse-riding, gardens are open to the public on certain days. Situated about a a about Situated days. certain on public the to open are gardens

Buckenham is a small halt 7 miles south-east of Norwich and serves serves and Norwich of south-east miles 7 halt small a is Buckenham including activities of variety a experience and Park National south of the town as a seaside resort. Somerleyton Hall and its its and Hall Somerleyton resort. seaside a as town the of south

Buckenham House, which is an excellent base from which to explore the Broads Broads the explore to which from base excellent an is which House, to bringing the railway to Lowestoft, developed the port and the the and port the developed Lowestoft, to railway the bringing to

building is now a family-run bed & breakfast known as The Station Station The as known breakfast & bed family-run a now is building residence of railway pioneer Sir Samuel Morton Peto who, in addition addition in who, Peto Morton Samuel Sir pioneer railway of residence

gateway to the Broads National Park. National Broads the to gateway Burlingham. Built in 1882 by the Great Eastern Railway, the station station the Railway, Eastern Great the by 1882 in Built Burlingham. green. Somerleyton Hall is a magnificent stately home, once the the once home, stately magnificent a is Hall Somerleyton green.

Just to the west of Great Yarmouth station is Breydon Water; Water; Breydon is station Yarmouth Great of west the to Just nearby villages of Burlingham Green, North Burlingham and South South and Burlingham North Green, Burlingham of villages nearby the 1950s and a monument to his work can be found opposite the the opposite found be can work his to monument a and 1950s the

characters describes the town as “the finest place in the universe”. universe”. the in place finest “the as town the describes characters The station in the village of Lingwood also serves the smaller smaller the serves also Lingwood of village the in station The Christopher Cockerell invented the Hovercraft in Somerleyton during during Somerleyton in Hovercraft the invented Cockerell Christopher

semi-autobiographical novel David Copperfield, where one of the the of one where Copperfield, David novel semi-autobiographical Lingwood features a delightful green surrounded by thatched cottages. Sir Sir cottages. thatched by surrounded green delightful a features

made a lasting impression on him; Great Yarmouth is featured in his his in featured is Yarmouth Great him; on impression lasting a made walk along Station Road from Somerleyton station. The village itself itself village The station. Somerleyton from Road Station along walk

Yarmouth. The surrounding countryside and town appeared to have have to appeared town and countryside surrounding The Yarmouth. Museum. Steam Strumpshaw The beautiful village of Somerleyton is approximately ten minutes minutes ten approximately is Somerleyton of village beautiful The

stayed at The Feathers Inn in Gorleston and the Royal Hotel in Great Great in Hotel Royal the and Gorleston in Inn Feathers The at stayed the is as village, the from miles 1.5 is Fen Strumpshaw RSPB the Somerleyton

House Museum and the Tolhouse Museum. In 1849, Charles Dickens Dickens Charles 1849, In Museum. Tolhouse the and Museum House wildlife, in Rich font. lead only Anglia’s East to home is church The

at museums such as the Time and Tide Museum, the Elizabethan Elizabethan the Museum, Tide and Time the as such museums at road. the from back set and towerless and long is which Lawrence, area on the River Waveney. Waveney. River the on area

theme park. Discover Great Yarmouth’s heritage and development development and heritage Yarmouth’s Great Discover park. theme St of church tiny the to you leads village the towards walk short A where you can find the remains of a priory, and a popular boating boating popular a and priory, a of remains the find can you where

including two piers, the Hippodrome Circus and the Pleasure Beach Beach Pleasure the and Circus Hippodrome the piers, two including station. Brundall opposite is river the and boatyards the to Access the A143 road flyover brings you to the ancient village of St Olaves Olaves St of village ancient the to you brings flyover road A143 the

seaside attractions that can be found on the town’s golden mile mile golden town’s the on found be can that attractions seaside Gardens. Brundall and Brundall stations, two by served is building, between Beccles and Great Yarmouth once ran above. A walk to to walk A above. ran once Yarmouth Great and Beccles between

River Yare, combining a busy industrial scene with more traditional traditional more with scene industrial busy a combining Yare, River boat- for famed is which Brundall of village peaceful the Broad, the village and was once known as ‘Haddiscoe low level’ as trains trains as level’ low ‘Haddiscoe as known once was and village the

The ancient port of Great Yarmouth is situated at the mouth of the the of mouth the at situated is Yarmouth Great of port ancient The Surlingham opposite Yare River the of bank north the on Located Haddiscoe station is situated approximately two miles north of of north miles two approximately situated is station Haddiscoe

Great Yarmouth Great Gardens Brundall & Brundall Haddiscoe

The Wherry Ranger The Wherry Ranger ticket offers one day’s unlimited travel on the Named after the famous Broads trading Wherry Lines. Tickets are valid from 08.45 on Mondays to Fridays boats, the Wherry Lines connects the and at any time on Saturdays, Sundays and Bank Holidays. The Wherry Lines fine city of Norwich with the seaside Wherry Ranger costs £9 per adult, and accompanying kids pay towns of Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft. half price. No Railcard discounts are available. Explore Norfolk and Suffolk by train The Wherry Family Ranger There is a Family ticket available for £20 which allows two The route was initially opened from Norwich to Great Yarmouth adults and up to two children (aged 5-15 inclusive) unlimited in 1844 by the Norwich and Yarmouth Railway, running via travel in the Wherry Ranger area. In other words, two children Reedham. In 1847, Sir Samuel Morton Peto added the line from travel for £1 each when accompanied by two paying adults. Reedham to Lowestoft, as part of the Norfolk Railway. In 1882, the northern route running from Norwich to Great Yarmouth via Acle The Wherry Senior Ranger was added by the Great Eastern Railway. The Wherry Senior Ranger is available to everybody over 60 years of age for just £6. Time restrictions are the same as for the Adult ticket and no Railcard is required to take advantage of this discount.

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Gunton Denes beach, Lowestoft beach, Denes Gunton

connects with the ferry to Holland at Harwich International. Harwich at Holland to ferry the with connects

also run via the East Suffolk Line to Ipswich and a daily service service daily a and Ipswich to Line Suffolk East the via run also

is the furthest East on the entire UK rail network. At Lowestoft, trains trains Lowestoft, At network. rail UK entire the on East furthest the is

A tranquil riverside walk west brings you to the village of Reedham. of village the to you brings west walk riverside tranquil A also one of the stations that houses the Wherry Lines Community Rail Rail Community Lines Wherry the houses that stations the of one also and Africa Alive! wildlife park at Kessingland. Lowestoft is situated situated is Lowestoft Kessingland. at park wildlife Alive! Africa and

and later converted to drain water from the surrounding marshes. marshes. surrounding the from water drain to converted later and houses a small railway heritage room which is run by volunteers and is is and volunteers by run is which room heritage railway small a houses Leisure attractions include Pleasurewood Hills Theme Park at Corton Corton at Park Theme Hills Pleasurewood include attractions Leisure

In use until 1948, the mill was first used to grind materials for cement cement for materials grind to used first was mill the 1948, until use In Great Yarmouth via the Berney Arms, and Lowestoft. The station station The Lowestoft. and Arms, Berney the via Yarmouth Great piers and a host of leisure facilities along with parks and marinas. marinas. and parks with along facilities leisure of host a and piers

Arms Windmill, one of the most magnificent of its kind in the region. region. the in kind its of magnificent most the of one Windmill, Arms Humpty Dumpty Brewery. Trains from Reedham run to Norwich, and and Norwich, to run Reedham from Trains Brewery. Dumpty Humpty wartime history, Lowestoft boasts theatres, cinemas, museums, two two museums, cinemas, theatres, boasts Lowestoft history, wartime

Great Yarmouth line. A visit provides an opportunity to see the Berney Berney the see to opportunity an provides visit A line. Yarmouth Great Pettitts Animal Adventure Park, a family-friendly attraction, and the the and attraction, family-friendly a Park, Adventure Animal Pettitts the start of the Suffolk Coastal Path. Rich in industrial, maritime and and maritime industrial, in Rich Path. Coastal Suffolk the of start the

station was built in the 1840s. It is a request stop on the Norwich- the on stop request a is It 1840s. the in built was station for over 100 years. Take a short walk from the station and you’ll find find you’ll and station the from walk short a Take years. 100 over for few minutes away from the award-winning South Beach, as well as as well as Beach, South award-winning the from away minutes few

One of the most remote railway stations in England, the Berney Arms Arms Berney the England, in stations railway remote most the of One Reedham Swing Bridge, which has carried trains to and from Lowestoft Lowestoft from and to trains carried has which Bridge, Swing Reedham with the railway station located at the heart of town and only a a only and town of heart the at located station railway the with

rail. by or foot on accessible only is Arms Berney Water, Breydon lunch overlooking the River Yare and to observe the opening of of opening the observe to and Yare River the overlooking lunch The historic port of Lowestoft is the second largest town in Suffolk, Suffolk, in town largest second the is Lowestoft of port historic The

Lowestoft Located alongside the River Yare, at the south-western end of of end south-western the at Yare, River the alongside Located The large, pretty village of Reedham is the perfect location to enjoy enjoy to location perfect the is Reedham of village pretty large, The

Berney Arms Berney Reedham

of working buses trams, trolley-buses and a narrow gauge railway. gauge narrow a and trolley-buses trams, buses working of

base from which to explore Norfolk and the surrounding area. surrounding the and Norfolk explore to which from base spend a morning or afternoon in the peaceful Norfolk countryside. Norfolk peaceful the in afternoon or morning a spend Colville, the East Anglian Transport Museum hosts a varied collection collection varied a hosts Museum Transport Anglian East the Colville,

Cantley Oulton Broad North Broad Oulton granted a market charter in 1253. Oak was felled for in the area area the in for felled was Oak 1253. in charter market a granted

estuary named Gariensis. Mentioned in the Domesday Book, it was was it Book, Domesday the in Mentioned Gariensis. named estuary

Buckenham is a small halt 7 miles south-east of Norwich and serves serves and Norwich of south-east miles 7 halt small a is Buckenham including activities of variety a experience and Park National

south of the town as a seaside resort. Somerleyton Hall and its its and Hall Somerleyton resort. seaside a as town the of south

House Museum and the Tolhouse Museum. In 1849, Charles Dickens Dickens Charles 1849, In Museum. Tolhouse the and Museum House wildlife, in Rich font. lead only Anglia’s East to home is church The

Great Yarmouth Great Gardens Brundall & Brundall Haddiscoe

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LAKE HOUSE PLEASURE BEACH GREAT YARMOUTH AIR SHOW Nearest station: Brundall Gardens Nearest station: Great Yarmouth Date: 16 & 17 June 2018 Location: A ten-minute walk from the station along Laurel Location: The Pleasure Beach is approximately half an hour Nearest station: Great Yarmouth Drive, followed by a right turn into Postwick Lane, heading past away by foot through the town centre. www.great-yarmouth.co.uk/air-show Holmesdale Road, followed by a right turn into Lake View Drive and a final right turn into Roman Drive. www.pleasure-beach.co.uk | 01493 844585 Details: The Great Yarmouth Air Show is set to be one of the 01603 712933, Mrs Janet Muter Details: The Pleasure Beach is a highly popular amusement biggest events of the year in East Anglia, and aims to feature park spread across nine acres by the beach with plenty of rides, military and civilian displays. Crowds will be able to watch the Details: This beautiful historic water garden which features traditional attractions and a roller coaster which has been its aerial displays from along the Golden Mile Seafront, within a series of ponds descending through a wooded alley to star attraction since 1932. easy access of local attractions, amusements, tea rooms, the shore of a lake was once known as “the Switzerland of cafes and shops. Norfolk”. The garden was created in 1880 by Dr Beverley and SOMERLEYTON HALL later sold to an entrepreneur named Frederick Holmes-Cooper REEDHAM BEER FESTIVAL (11TH EDITION) in 1917 who turned them into a visitor attraction with a hotel Nearest station: Somerleyton Date: 20 – 22 July 2018 and restaurant. In 1922, 60,000 people reportedly visited the Location: Somerleyton Hall, Lovingland, Suffolk NR32 5QQ Nearest station: Reedham gardens. Today, visitors are welcome by arrangement (January www.somerleyton.co.uk/somerleyton-hall | 0871 222 4244 to October), refreshments by arrangement and admission costs Location: Reedham Village Hall & Playing Fields, NR13 3HL Details: Somerleyton Hall is widely acclaimed as one of the £5 per adult. finest stately homes in the UK. The magnificent Tudor mansion www.humptydumptybrewery.co.uk is set in beautiful gardens on a 5000-acre estate and its Details: The popular Reedham Beer Festival is a family- STRUMPSHAW FEN RSPB RESERVE stunning interiors include an impressive carved oak entrance friendly event celebrating real ale and cider, with live music Nearest station: Brundall hall, a stately ballroom, an elegant library and a sumptuous and delicious food. The festival is organised by Humpty www.rspb.org.uk/reserves-and-events/reserves-a-z/ dining room. Entrance to the hall is by tour only; check opening Dumpty Brewery, which has called the village its home for 20 strumpshaw-fen | 01603715191 times and ticket prices before you visit. years. The brewery takes its name from the GER T-19R steam Details: Located approximately 6 miles east of Norwich on the locomotives that operated on the Norwich-Lowestoft line River Yare, the reserve offers visitors a chance to walk around EAST ANGLIA TRANSPORT MUSEUM during the early 20th century. the reedbeds, woodlands and orchid-rich meadows. There is Nearest station: Oulton Broad North FERRYFEST (8TH EDITION) a Reception Hide and information centre and a picnic area. Location: Chapel Road, Carlton Colville, Suffolk NR33 8BL On the nature trails, visitors have the chance to spot marsh Date: 7 – 9 September 2018 www.eatransportmuseum.co.uk | 01502 518459 harriers, bitterns and kingfishers. Nearest station: Reedham Details: This fascinating museum lets visitors see history in Location: Reedham Ferry Touring Park, Ferry Lane, NR13 3HA PETTITTS ANIMAL ADVENTURE PARK motion as they learn about the development of mechanical transport. Featuring one of the widest ranges of preserved www.facebook.com/ferryfest Nearest station: Reedham vehicles in the country, the museum offers visitors a chance to Details: Ferryfest is a non-profit music festival that aims Location: Coming out of Station Drive, turn left and walk ride on trams, trolleybuses and a light railway. It runs various to engage local communities with local musical talent at along Freethorpe Road and turn right to walk down Pottle’s events throughout the year including a 1940s Weekend, its the beautiful riverside setting of the Reedham Ferry. The Lane. Continue along Church Road where you will find Pettitts popular Trolleybus Weekend and a Halloween event. festival organisers aim to bring people of all age groups and Animal Adventure Park after a right turn further down the road. backgrounds together for a weekend of celebration and www.pettittsadventurepark.co.uk | 01493 700094 PLEASUREWOOD HILLS showcasing of local musicians and bands from the region. Details: Open from April to October and approximately a Nearest station: Lowestoft Ferryfest features all genres of music from folk, pop, indie, beat 20-minute walk away from the station, Pettitts Animal Adventure boxing, country, rock to rap – there is something for everyone. Location: Pleasurewood Hills, Leisure Way, Lowestoft NR32 5DZ Park offers family rides, an adventure playground, crazy golf, a There will be market stalls, a large marquee with a big stage miniature railway, a theatre with daily live shows, a reptile house, pleasurewoodhills.com | 01502 586000 and a full bar featuring ales from Humpty Dumpty Brewery and animals to feed and pet. There is a café and a picnic area Details: Pleasurewood Hills Family Theme Park is set within including the renowned FerryFest Special. All profit made is for visitors. 52 acres of enclosed parkland and offers an exciting fun- distributed and donated to local charities in the region. The packed day out – ride the Marble Madness rollercoaster or event is ticketed and there is an opportunity to camp over the BERNEY ARMS WINDMILL jump on board Wipeout, the tallest, fastest and most extreme weekend; all tickets and camping must be booked in advance rollercoaster in the East of England. Ask for Plus Bus with your at www.ticketsource.co.uk/ferryfest Nearest station: Berney Arms rail ticket for cheaper travel to the theme park from Location: The windmill is a ¼ mile walk from the station. Lowestoft Station. GREAT YARMOUTH MARITIME FESTIVAL www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/berney-arms- Date: 8 & 9 September 2018 windmill | 01493 700645 AFRICA ALIVE! Nearest station: Great Yarmouth Details: One of the Norfolk Broads’ tallest marsh mills, the Nearest station: Lowestoft Location: South Quay is approximately 10-15 minutes walk Berney Arms Windmill stands at over 70 feet high and can be Location: Kessingland, Lowestoft NR33 7TF from the station seen for miles around. It was built around the 1870s to grind materials for cement and was in use until 1948. The mill is www.africa-alive.co.uk | 01502 740291 www.great-yarmouth.co.uk/maritime-festival maintained by English Heritage and access to the mill is by Details: Africa Alive! is set in 100 acres of beautiful Suffolk Details: This popular annual maritime festival offers visitors pre-booked tours only. countryside and offers visitors a chance to spot a wide two fantastic days of free activities and events including ships range of British wildlife as well as lions, rhinos, giraffes, lemurs, to go aboard, live shanty music performances, street theatre meerkats, monkeys and many more animals from the African and exhibitions. continent. During the summer, there is an opportunity to get Note: Please remember to check opening times up close to some animals in the “Plains of Africa” centrepiece TROLLEYBUS WEEKEND and ticket prices (where applicable) before your visit of the park. Ask for Plus Bus with your rail ticket for cheaper Date: 22 & 23 September 2018 travel to the wildlife park from Lowestoft Station. Nearest station: Lowestoft

Connecting services to Cromer Location: Chapel Road, Carlton Colville, Suffolk NR33 8BL and Sheringham via The Bittern Line, www.eatransportmuseum.co.uk Ipswich, Colchester, London, Cambridge, Filby Peterborough, The Midlands & North West Details: This highly popular annual event sees all available vehicles from the museum’s trolleybus fleet running. As the Caister-on-sea autumnal nights begin to draw in, the museum will take on a very special atmosphere after dark on Saturday under the NORWICH BRUNDALL period streetlights. Free vintage bus services will operate GARDENS Lake House ACLE between Lowestoft and the museum, and there will be a BBQ in the park. LINGWOOD 41ST NORWICH BEER FESTIVAL BRUNDALL Strumpshaw Fen RSPB Reserve Date: 22 – 27 October 2018 GREAT BUCKENHAM BERNEY YARMOUTH Nearest station: Norwich ARMS Burgh Castle Location: St Andrew’s & Blackfriars’ Hall Pettitts Animal Berney Arms Pleasure Beach norwichcamra.blogspot.co.uk CANTLEY Adventure Park Windmill Details: The annual Norwich Beer Festival draws crowds from Gorleston all over the country. Its 41st edition will feature more than 200 cask-conditioned real ales from independent brewers, along REEDHAM with draught and bottled beers from Continental Europe. More than 70 varieties of traditional ciders and perries will also be available. EXPLORE St Olaves Hopton HADDISCOE NORFOLK AND Somerleyton Hall SUFFOLK ON THE SOMERLEYTON Pleasurewood Hills WHERRY LINES

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