Kings Lynn. Important seaport and historic Market Town. This scene is looking towards St Margaret's Church refered to as Kings Lynn Minster.

Kings Lynn. Another view of the towns most listed historic buildings and this is its Town Hall and Trinity Guildhall

Kings Lynn. This scene is the towns most historic buildings known as The Custom House. It is now house's the towns main tourist information centre.

Hunstanton. Pleasent family seaside resort situated in West Norfolk at the mouth of the Wash estuary.

Hunstanton. This scene is the remains of St Edmunds Chapel and a background view of its Lighthouse.

Hunstanton. Noted for its limestone and white chalk cliffs and the only North Sea seaside resort to face in the westerly direction due to its location

Old Hustanton. This is the old village of Hunstanton situated north east of the main Resort of New Hunstanton and was taken during the summer of 2014.

Burnham Market. One of West Norfolk's most enjoyed villages with its white stone and red tiled cottages and also situated on National cycle route 1.

Wells Next The Sea. Situated on the West Norfolk Coast and also forms part of The Hull To Fakenham National cycle route 1 section.

Wells Next The Sea. Fishing town and seaside resort situated on the West Norfolk Coast and this scene is in Staith Street, The main shopping area.

Wells Next The Sea. This is a seafront view of this lovely Norfolk seaside town and taken during summer 2014

Wells Next The Sea. This scene is on its main beach and was taken at sunset during the summer of 2014.

The narrow gauge Wells To Walsingham Railway. One of Norfolk's surviving steam railways and makes a great family day out for all young and old.

Walsingham. Another of West Norfolks attractive villages and famed for its major pilgrimage centre.

Walsingham. Another scene of this attractive Norfolk Village as you look into Common Place with its colourful red tiled cottages and the village pump.

Sheringham. Lovely Seaside town situated on the East Norfolk Coast and this scene is looking down the high street as you approach the seafront.

Sheringham Beach. This is at the east side and like Hunstanton it is noted for its redstone cliffs.

Sheringham. Another seafront scene of this popular seaside resort and I visited it many times during my 1980s cycle touring.

The Norfolk Steam Railway which still runs regular between Holt to Sheringham and makes another memerable day out for all the family.

The North Norfolk Steam Railway and this scene is in Sheringham station. Taken during the summer of 2014.

This Scene is on the Norfolk Steam Railway and is looking towards Weybourne Windmill, One of England's still surviving mills.

The attractive seaside village of Weybourne situated in East Norfolk about 2 miles east of Sheringham and taken during the summer of 2014.

Weybourne Beach. Situated on the East Norfolk Coast about 2 miles east of Sheringham and noted for its low laying cliffs and pebbled beach.

Weybourne Beach. Another scene of its white pebbled beach looking in the westerly direction and taken during my cycle tour of 2014.