There's an 1950s Charabanc near the car park
Trips to Wells and Walsingham, Norfolk - 25th May 2025
It's day two of our weekend away to North-west Norfolk, and after we've checked out of the Hoste Arms in Burnham Market, we drive along the coast road to Wells Next The Sea. Once there, we eat a lunch of cockles, crab and chips on the Quay and have a trip on an awesome 1951 Leyland Tiger charabanc down to the beach and back, before heading back home. On the way back though we also stop off at Walsingham - home to numerous shrines to Mary and the site of Catholic and Anglo-Catholic pilgrimages for nearly a thousand years.
next album: The BSCC at Kenninghall, and a Walk to Ampersand, Diss - 26th May 2025
previous album: The Norfolk Coast Path and the Hoste Arms, Burnham Market - 24th May 2025
Fishing boats on the river at Wells
There's a tidal monitoring station on stilts
The 'Larn' is available to rent
It's busy down at the quayside in Wells
The river at Wells next the Sea
The sailing barge Albatros is moored up
A load of crabbing strings dangle in the river
Isobel near some brand-new lobster pots
Boats are stranded as the tide is out
Bright pink buoys on the stern of a fishing boat
Oast-house-style ventilation on an old maltings
A faded door down a back alley
A neglected Methodist chapel
The war memorial on Theatre Road
Isobel by Frary's seafood stall on The Quay
Walkers on the sea wall
A 1951 Leyland Tiger waits at the bus stop
Down on the beach at Wells
Beach hits on stilts on Wells beach
The wide-open expanses of Wells beach
Isobel looks at worm casts in the sand
A bit of seal-watching occurs
The massive lifeboat tractor has its engine out
The bus is full on the way back
A dog gets videoed for The Gram
The Victorian Walsingham Mill
The former prison mill, built in 1822
Looking down High Street to the Abbey gate
Common Place and the old Pump House
The Chantry Chapel of St. Michael
Inside the chapel of St. Michael, built in 1965
Another shrine in the gardens of Walsingham
Knight Street in Walsingham
A Victoria post box
The war memorial on Guild Street
Isobel wanders around Walsingham Farms Shop
A tumbledown shed on Bridewell Street
Isobel on Bridewell Street
There are religious symbols and quotes everywhere
The Bull pub on Common Place
There's a swarm of bees in some house timbers
The Shrine of Our Lady in Walsingham
Isobel roams around near the Hospice buildings
A Station of the Cross in the shrine gardens
The 'gentle light' of an ourdoor altar
The pleasant gardens of the shrine
A field of purple on the way out of Walsingham
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There's an 1950s Charabanc near the car park
There's an 1950s Charabanc near the car park
Fishing boats on the river at Wells
There's a tidal monitoring station on stilts
The 'Larn' is available to rent
It's busy down at the quayside in Wells
The river at Wells next the Sea
The sailing barge Albatros is moored up
A load of crabbing strings dangle in the river
Isobel near some brand-new lobster pots
Boats are stranded as the tide is out
Bright pink buoys on the stern of a fishing boat
Oast-house-style ventilation on an old maltings
A faded door down a back alley
A neglected Methodist chapel
The war memorial on Theatre Road
Isobel by Frary's seafood stall on The Quay
Walkers on the sea wall
A 1951 Leyland Tiger waits at the bus stop
Down on the beach at Wells
Beach hits on stilts on Wells beach
The wide-open expanses of Wells beach
Isobel looks at worm casts in the sand
A bit of seal-watching occurs
The massive lifeboat tractor has its engine out
The bus is full on the way back
A dog gets videoed for The Gram
The Victorian Walsingham Mill
The former prison mill, built in 1822
Looking down High Street to the Abbey gate
Common Place and the old Pump House
The Chantry Chapel of St. Michael
Inside the chapel of St. Michael, built in 1965
Another shrine in the gardens of Walsingham
Knight Street in Walsingham
A Victoria post box
The war memorial on Guild Street
Isobel wanders around Walsingham Farms Shop
A tumbledown shed on Bridewell Street
Isobel on Bridewell Street
There are religious symbols and quotes everywhere
The Bull pub on Common Place
There's a swarm of bees in some house timbers
The Shrine of Our Lady in Walsingham
Isobel roams around near the Hospice buildings
A Station of the Cross in the shrine gardens
The 'gentle light' of an ourdoor altar
The pleasant gardens of the shrine
A field of purple on the way out of Walsingham