Hike Norfolk - Photographs

- 1st March 2008: Dereham

12 members enjoyed a short walk through varying terrain in the Dereham Area, followed by a short meeting to plan our next programme. View Photograph

- 10th February 2008: Kirstead Green

Maisy and 19 walkers from NYWG and IVC enjoyed a beautiful sunny spring like day’s walk along some very muddy tracks followed by a drink at The King’s Head pub at Brooke. View Photograph

- 17th February 2008: Itteringham

10 walkers (some new!) navigated some slightly muddy tracks(!), shady woodland, and sunny fields - and a stately home - to find ourselves back at - surprise, surprise - a pub!! View Photographs

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Hike Norfolk

- 20th April 2008: Diss (joint walk with the Leg Stretchers Group)

A total of 28 members from the two groups turned out for this 16 mile walk. It was a great chance for the two groups to get together and many new contacts were made.

- 13th April 2008: Beighton

Four of us had a blissfully sunny spring walk in rolling countryside surrounding the Broads. The 12 miles took us from Beighton down to Cantley on the River Yare (plus alluring beet factory...see pic), then back up through Limpenhoe and Moulton St. Mary - with a welcome cream tea at the end ! Will run this walk again as part of next year's programme if others are keen! View Photograph

- 30th March 2008: East Harling

A great walk through varied terrain, followed by a visit to the Norfolk Whisky Company (for a cup of tea!). View Photographs

- 23rd March 2008: Blakeney

In a change to the advertised programme, this walk at Blakeney started off in heavy snow, fortunately we had Alan's fluorescent jacket to lead the way. 'Spotted Dick' and 'Carry On' innuendo prevailed in the end. View Photographs

- 16th March 2008: Chelmondiston

This joint walk with the Stour walking group took place in rather challenging weather and required two pub stops (for the warmth and shelter, you understand… Oh! and the premium strength cider). The interesting scenery along the river Orwell coupled with the friendly welcome from the Stour group, compensated for the rain. View Photographs