Day 7 of Cley Advent Windows-here’s a lovely selection to cheer up a gloomy evening! We already have many beautiful windows on display, all in aid of Cley Harbour. If you’d like to show your support, please visit https://t.co/gtQvWTYvm9 Thank you 🙏
Need to top up on your Cley Harbour merchandise?! We’ll be at Holt Sunday Market this Sun 15 Aug, 10am-4pm, raising much-needed funds for our little harbour. Lots of lovely things to buy! Pls RT @NNorfolkLiving@ThisisHoltTown#Holt#shoplocal
Day one of Cley Advent Windows! And what fantastic windows they are too! @PicnicFayre@pastonacre @pinkfootcley @Made_in_Cley The Harnser & The 3 Swallows. Santa even popped in to admire them too 🎅🏻
It’s nearly time - Cley Advent Windows starts tomorrow! The first 6 windows will light up at 4pm with more windows joining them the next day & so on until 24 Dec, when more than 40 windows light up! Follow us on all socials to view the windows if you can’t see them in person 🌟
@LawrySear I have seen one fishing in cley harbour in broad daylight last December. Watched it for a good twenty minutes. You regularly see tracks in the mud there at low tide
@NatalieGrayITV@geldestonlocks @bid_inn @itvanglia My grandfather owned it in the early sixties. He made cricket bats in Bungay and bought the river frontage to plant willow trees, the pub came with the land
The damage is done.I strongly believe globalisation will change -discale ; the single cheap big factory system cannot go on .We need to rebuild our local skills, our past crafts , grow our own food , instead of importing everyting from across the world.Rebuild Envirement+job
A very cool Christmas present for Norfolk’s wildlife. While countless action plans and projects sit on shelves, meetings are held and there is much earnest discussion - these guys just get the hell on with actually doing. Bloody brilliant. Well done to them.
This photo of a tiny remaining fragment of temperate rainforest, Wistman's Wood on Dartmoor, by Neil Burnell, reminds us of what we're missing across much of Western Britain. Why isn't its restoration, on our deforested hills, an ecological priority?