🦊🎉Competition time! To celebrate my birthday next week, I'm giving away a signed edition of my brand new "A Fox for All Seasons", complete with map endpapers & ribbon, a further copy of my Reynard the Fox, & a charming fox companion! Simply like, retweet & follow to enter! 🎉🦊
The #Autumn is a great time to enjoy a leisurely drive along the north Norfolk coast road, taking in bird and seal watching and some fabulous beaches and quaint villages https://t.co/mPLS2Vklrv
We were so thrilled to be asked to read under Dippys tail today. Here's leanne arriving to an empty Cathedral to setup. Imagine being in this glorious building alone with a Dinosaur! Thank you @Nrw_Cathedral @DippyOnTour for including us in this! ❤🦕📚🐛🐉
The #PalmSunday procession was one of the most important parts of the late medieval Holy Week liturgy. This 15c processional piece is now in @museecluny, Paris, and Christ's entry into into Jerusalem is depicted in the early 16c glass at Kings College Chapel, Cambridge.
This Tuesday 23rd March 6pm-10pm - the National Day of Reflection Logo will be projected onto Norwich Castle, with support from Norwich BID, to remember those we’ve lost & support those who are grieving. Thanks @NorwichCastle@NorfolkMuseums@NorwichBIDUK@mariecurieuk 💛
It’s not too late to fill in your Census, the information is really important to all of us as it informs future planning for services in our communities!👇
Please don’t treat dandelions as weeds. They are a vitally important food source for so many of our early pollinators and often the only flower to be seen in lawns & well-grazed fields.
5.30pm today: Join us online for Choral Evensong, sung by the Boy Choristers, Lay Clerks and Choral Scholars. Responses (Sumsion), Ps 89, Evening Service in E (Watson), Wash me throughly (S.S. Wesley) https://t.co/PiWFPD80Zi
THIS AFTERNOON at 2.30pm - the next in our series of online organ recitals, given today by George Inscoe (Assistant Organist). Music by Widor, Sweelinck and Bach: https://t.co/PiWFPD80Zi. Watch live or catch up later!
In the late C18, Norwich was a hotbed of revolutionary activity. The secretary of its Revolution Society was hauled up before the Lord Chancellor. https://t.co/jLqd5xBBAJ
Here’s a great little recreation / visualisation of Castle Hill #Thetford by the talented Andrew Spratt @andrewsp2009 the Norman motte utilising the earlier Iron Age ramparts as part of the outer bailey
#HillfortsWednesday
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A full report on the excavations at Castle Hill #Thetford (and other Iron Age hillforts in #Norfolk) has been put online by the good people of East Anglian Archaeology @NorfolkHES@OxbowBooks
It makes excellent reading on #HillfortsWednesday 😀👍
https://t.co/9aSfJ51UOH
Excavations by the Norfolk Research Committee in 1962 revealed that the outer Iron Age ditch of Castle Hill #Thetford was 4m in deep and 5m wide. A small inner ditch buried beneath the bank is also thought to be Iron Age
#HillfortsWednesday