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Gerard Stamp, Follow me follow (watercolour, 2015)

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Brancaster Staithe NT Norfolk Coast.. by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: Explore Brancaster Staithe Norfolk and Burnham Deepdale You can’t mention Brancaster Staithe Norfolk without mentioning Burnham Deepdale. The two villages merge into one, along the main coast road..Brancaster Staithe and Burnham Deepdale are on the beautiful North Norfolk Coast, approximately half way between Hunstanton and Wells-next-the-Sea, just over the hill from Burnham Market.

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Deepdale Podcast - Top Albums of the Year - December 2022

Deepdale Podcast – Top Albums of the Year – December 2022

Jason & Chris present this month’s Deepdale Podcast, our annual selection of Chris’ favourite albums of the year, plus various bits of Deepdale news. Which albums has Chris selected? Enjoy the listen! Thanks for listening to the Deepdale Podcast, produced by the team at Deepdale Camping & Rooms, Deepdale Farm and Dalegate Market in Burnham Deepdale on the beautiful North Norfolk Coast. Winter 3…

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The Old Barn + Churnery, Norfolk Coastal Cottages

This self-catering vacation cottage is located on the lovely North Norfolk Coast, just a short walk from the large sandy unspoilt beach. The property is located on the corner of Quayside and is an excellent starting point for exploring the region. The house has its own enclosed yard, where the kitchen, utility room, and pantry are located.

This 12th century Norfolk cottage is open all year and greets guests with open arms. In the heart of Norfolk, there is a hidden gem.

Bring your dog with you to the beach instead of leaving it at home. Our family cottages are offered for exclusive self-catering rentals, making them an ideal location for dog-friendly beach vacations. With 6 bedrooms and a huge kitchen, it's ideal for larger groups, but it's also enjoyable for families of four or two couples, as long as you and your closest friends are seeking for luxurious coastal comfort.

COTTAGES BY THE SEA IN NORFOLK

Our Norfolk Coastal Cottages provide a unique and charming respite from the rush and bustle of city life. Our isolated, tranquil rental cottages feature beautiful views of Norfork's pristine coastline and are only a short walk away from several stunning attractions, including miles of untouched shoreline. Our charming North Norfolk Beach cottages are the perfect backdrop for a romantic break or a family holiday. It has stunning landscapes, wonderful beaches, and a variety of activities for everyone to enjoy.

The North Norfolk Coastline has been designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and it is one of only two regions in the county that are legally protected from development. This means that there are few houses or structures in this area, allowing you to fully experience the natural beauty all around you.

There are several ways to enjoy your stay at our North Norfolk Beach cottages at Norfolk Coast B&B Cottages and Camping. You can walk down the beach, relax on one of our numerous patios or balconies with beautiful views, go fishing, or simply spend time exploring the surrounding area on foot or horseback! Other outdoor activities accessible include golfing, biking, horseback riding, and water sports such as sailing and windsurfing! You will never be bored while staying at our private rental cottages because there is so much to see and do!

HISTORY: FOR CENTURIES, THE NORFOLK COAST HAS BEEN A POPULAR VACATION DESTINATION.

The North Norfolk Coast has long been a favorite vacation destination, but with so many wonderful sites to visit, picking just one can be difficult. We've compiled a list of our top five tucked-away jewels on the North Norfolk Coast that you won't want to miss when planning your trip to this beautiful corner of the world.

The coastline, which spans for more than 100 miles, is home to charming villages, beautiful beaches, and historic sites. Hiking, motorcycling, fishing, and bird watching are among the activities available to visitors. The Norfolk Coast is also famed for its delectable seafood eateries, such as The White Horse in Brancaster Staithe and The Kings Head in Blakeney.

The Norfolk Coast was named one of the greatest locations to live in the UK by The Sunday Times in 2019. The annual Finest Places to Live guide published by the newspaper assists readers in determining the best places to buy a home and live in Britain. It considers criteria such as quality of life, jobs, schools, community spirit, and local facilities. The "unspoiled shoreline," "quaint villages," and "really lovely scenery" of the Norfolk Coast were all lauded.

WINTERTON-ON-SEA

Winterton is well-known for being Norfolk's only seaside resort with direct access to the North Sea and its own beach. Since Victorian times, this county town has been a popular vacation destination, and it offers plenty of possibilities for walking over scenic beach dunes, exploring tiny shops, and simply relaxing by the ocean with a good book or coffee and friends.

HUNSTANTON

Hunstanton, like Winterton, has long functioned as a gathering place over the centuries. In fact, great author Geoffrey Chaucer included Hunstanton in his epic work "The Canterbury Tales" about 700 years ago! Today, visitors come for the endless beaches flanked by rock cliffs, or for the rich history at landmarks such as Old Hunstanton Chapel and The Red Mount Chapel, which were erected in 1585 from flintstone uncovered during building at nearby Holme-next-the-Sea.

SHERINGHAM

Sheringham is about 10 miles north of Cromer and is known for its fishing heritage, sandy beaches surrounded by rocky cliffs, and charming stone architecture such as All Saints Church, which was built in 1421 on Beeston Bump hilltop and offers beautiful views of both land and sea vistas below!

WELL-NEXT-THE-SEA

None of the seaside towns on the Norfolk Coast compare to charming unhurried Wells, where colorful beach cottages line a large golden sands beach stretching from the renowned striped red and white Holkham Hall inlets to the Stiffkey salt marshes. Take a leisurely boat ride through The Nature Reserve for a closer look at local seal populations or participate in the mussel-picking tradition as an added treat!

THE HOLKHAM HALL

Finally, we arrive at one of Norfolk's best-kept secrets: the magnificent Holkham Hall. This stunning Palladian mansion was built between 1734-1764 on 25,000 acres of pristine parkland and deer herds and is still home to the Earl of Leicester's family today who welcome visitors from near and far year-round to share in its beauty whether it be exploring the house itself or enjoying outdoor activities like horse riding, cycling, or simply taking a peaceful stroll around Holkham Estate's lake villages dotted with thatched cottages!

The coastline, which spans for more than 100 miles, is home to charming villages, beautiful beaches, and historic sites. Hiking, motorcycling, fishing, and bird watching are among the activities available to visitors. The Norfolk Coast is also famed for its delectable seafood eateries, such as The White Horse in Brancaster Staithe and The Kings Head in Blakeney.

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Nancy “Nan” Mayhew Youngman (1906-1995). Brancaster Staithe. English. Oil on board.

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Maxwell Doig (b.1966) - Brancaster Staithe Harbour I

Acrylic on canvas on panel. 29.9 x 39.75 inches, 76 x 101 cm.

Part of a selling exhibition at Messum’s, St James’s, London, 6-28 January 2022.

Brancaster Staithe is located on the Norfolk coast, East Anglia.

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Brancaster Staithe, September 2018 [Photo by jettisoned]

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The village of Brancaster is synonymous with shellfish, particularly the mussels that thrive in the salt marshes along this stretch of coast. Many of the families farming these mussel beds have been doing so for generations, working with time and tide to nurture a prized variety known as the Norfolk Blue. They’re a firm fixture on local menus, including at The White Horse in Brancaster Staithe. The restaurant is known for its take on the classic dish moules marinière, served overlooking the salt marshes where the mussels were grown // Photo by @richardjamestaylor for the June 2021 issue of National Geographic Traveller . . . #NGTUK #natgeo #nationalgeographic #natgeotravel #travelgram #instatravel #travellersofinstagram — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/3tHLrDe

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The salt marshes at Brancaster Staithe by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: The salt marshes along the north Norfolk coast are a haven for wildlife, and several have been formally adopted as nature reserves. There are numerous inlets along the coast and these provide a sheltered haven for yachts, dinghies and other small boats. They also - dare I say it - appear to provide a graveyard for unwanted old boats. This is just off Mow Creek, on the western side of Brancaster Staithe. The site of the Roman fort of Branodunum is a short distance away on the eastern edge of Brancaster, just north of the A149. This was one of the Saxon Shore forts built to defend Roman Britain against incursions by Saxons and others

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Brancaster Staithe Harbour by Adam Swaine Via Flickr: Brancaster Staithe was once a Roman town and thriving port. This part of the Norfolk coast is renowned for mussels and fishing vessels still work from Brancaster. The harbour is also home to Brancaster Sailing Club, with many sailing boats stored in and around the harbour.

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Deepdale Podcast - Special with Rich from Man The Lifeboats - November 2022

Deepdale Podcast – Special with Rich from Man The Lifeboats – November 2022

Jason presents this month’s Deepdale Podcast, a special episode chatting with Rich from Man The Lifeboats in advance of their Soul of Albion gig at Deepdale Camping & Rooms on Saturday 12th November. Rich tells us more about the creation of the Soul of Albion album, and how Man The Lifeboats came into being. Enjoy the listen! Thanks for listening to the Deepdale Podcast, produced by the team at…

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New Project: a barn & cottage in Norfolk

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New Project: a barn & cottage in Norfolk

Our lovely clients of the colourful house in Holland Park have come back to us with a new exciting project. The location: Norfolk, a county that we did not know, but we are quickly falling in love with. The building: a flint and timber barn with annexed guest cottage in Brancaster Staithe. The brief: to refurbishing it and fitting it out, to be the couple’s coastal retreat.

The house has uninterrupted views on the salt marshes to the North and a secluded and sunny garden to the South.

Both barn and cottage originally belonged the adjacent grand Georgian house. The barn was used to receive and store grains and coal for the local brewery. It was then converted – very cleverly – in to a house in 1971 and not touched ever since.

Our clients fell in love with the big spaces, the almost brutalist 70’s additions and the perfect North-South aspect. The latter gives the house a double personality.

The North side speaks to us of the atmospheres of the North Sea, with its mercantile past and connection with the Baltic and Hanseatic ports. The South side is all about the comfort and colours of the classic English garden plus the thrill of extra-large and tall rooms with glass ceilings and doors and stone walls.

We are working on the design to re-organise the space and express and combine the house’s opposite aspects and we will be sharing our progress on the blog. Stay tuned!

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Golden Hour, Brancaster Staithe by NeilHallPix on Flickr.

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Sundown over the salt marshes at Brancaster Staithe in Norfolk. #nationaltrust