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>January Events / Events in Norfolk and Suffolk / farming / stories January 11, 2013
READ MORETheme for January: New Beginnings……Storytelling for adults, the third Thursday in every month.
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READ MOREGood Old Days. The browning leaves fall from the trees and block the gutters and drains we have to prepare for cold and frosty mornings
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>November Events / Events in Norfolk and Suffolk / stories November 14, 2012
READ MORE“Tales and Ales” May the Devil walk behind ye…… Storytelling for adults by Suzanne the Storyweaver
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READ MOREThe papers tell us that the older folk in this Country now control three-quarters of our wealth and because the population is living longer this will rapidly increase.
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Christmas / farming / stories / Then & Now / valley lad October 16, 2012
READ MOREFor generations we have been recognised as a Nation of animal lovers. There might not be as many pet owners as there used to be but those that are, often treat them as a member of the family. They give them a warm bed or basket indoors, their own special food kept separate in the kitchen and many are even insured in case they are ill or have an accident.
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READ MOREOriginally posted June 2007 During the past year or so there seems to have been an increase in the number of couples celebrating their sixtieth Wedding Anniversary. This must be due to the large number of couples who were waiting to be married as soon as the last war came to an end. Did You […]
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READ MOREHopton Ghost Hunters Have you experienced any paranormal activity and would like to have some proof? We at Hopton Ghost Hunters offer to investigate and try to collect evidence for you. We are a non profit organization so its completely free. We are professional in our approach and use all the latest technology. Hopton Ghost […]
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READ MOREThe Kessingland Sea Serpent, or may be an Oarfish? A sea serpent reported to be up to 60ft in length and very fast moving has been sighted at least four times off the coast of Norfolk. The descriptions evoke classic sea-serpent characteristics of small head, long slim body and diamond-shaped frill along the back. The […]
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READ MOREWatch Out For Wildlife The Field Naturalist can never be bored and my notebook and pencil are always with me. A snatch of bird song is heard and identified and added to my records, perhaps only a Blackbird or Robin but it does build up a picture of the wildife in any area you may […]
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Christmas / stories / Then & Now / valley lad April 27, 2011
READ MORENot another Bank Holiday! That’s Easter 2011 done and dusted. It seems such a short while ago we were saying the same thing about Christmas and yet, somehow, we managed to fit in Valentines and have our pancakes on Shrove Tuesday. Now we have another Bank holiday almost on us with an extra day added […]
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READ MOREWho should pay our Debts? Individual newspapers and other sections of the media all have their different ways of presenting the predicament the country is in and how it got there. They do all agree that we have a massive debt that has to be addressed but strongly disagree on how we should go about […]
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READ MORELife begins at 40? It has always been said that life begins at 40. However, according to a recent poll, happy days begin at 55. 53% of the people surveyed said they felt good after a decade of worry over money matters and their retirement prospects. They say they are happy and no longer stressed […]
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READ MORETravelling through mid-Norfolk, hopelessly lost.
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READ MOREAn old shepherd named Albert was overseeing his herd in a remote pasture in the countryside when suddenly a brand-new BMW advanced out of the drizzle towards him. The driver, a young man in a Brioni suit, Gucci shoes, RayBan sunglasses and YSL tie, leans out the window and asks the shepherd, ‘If I tell […]
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READ MOREThe secret diary of a debt collector Not A Nice Story!Do Not Read if you have a weak stomach. Just to repeat the above warning, this is an illustration of what a debt collector can encounter, not a “humorous” story . . . I went to a call in a village outside of Norwich. Easy […]
