Eastlife Spring 2021
This is our fourth issue during the pandemic. Fourth! I can’t quite believe it. Like many other businesses we have learned to adapt. I am no longer flustered when events are cancelled at the last moment before print, it has become the norm.
This is our fourth issue during the pandemic. Fourth! I can’t quite believe it. Like many other businesses we have learned to adapt. I am no longer flustered when events are cancelled at the last moment before print, it has become the norm.
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It’s Lapwing show<br />
time over coastal<br />
marshes during<br />
March and April.<br />
Get up early for<br />
your best chance of<br />
seeing them.<br />
Help bottle feed<br />
the lambs at<br />
Snettisham Park.<br />
Take a long walk<br />
along Brancaster<br />
beach.<br />
See a carpet of<br />
bluebells at NWT<br />
Foxley Woods<br />
from late April.<br />
Tuck into<br />
Brancaster<br />
oysters.<br />
Try pond dipping at<br />
RSPB Strumpshaw<br />
Fen; spring is<br />
the best time for<br />
tadpoles.<br />
Book a food tour<br />
of Norwich.<br />
View the spring<br />
flowers at<br />
Blickling Hall.<br />
There are more<br />
than 100,000<br />
daffodils.<br />
Canoe along<br />
the Little Ouse<br />
from Thetford to<br />
Brandon.<br />
At sunset, hear the<br />
unusual birdsong<br />
of the nightjars<br />
at NWT Roydon<br />
Common.<br />
Find fossils<br />
along West<br />
Runton beach.<br />
Sail the marshes<br />
and sea with a<br />
pitstop for lunch<br />
with the Coastal<br />
Exploration<br />
Company.<br />
Ride the Poppy<br />
Line from<br />
Sheringham to<br />
Holt.<br />
Paddleboard<br />
on the Norfolk<br />
Broads.<br />
Spot the hares<br />
on the coastal<br />
marshes and<br />
heathlands.<br />
Explore the<br />
Victorian walled<br />
garden at<br />
Holkham Hall.<br />
Hop on your bicycle<br />
and pedal your way<br />
along Marriott’s<br />
Way Cycle Route;<br />
26-miles of traffic<br />
free cycling.<br />
Brave the cold and<br />
try wild swimming<br />
in the River Bure.<br />
Lammas near<br />
Buxton is a quiet,<br />
clear and deep<br />
stretch of water.<br />
Visit a stately<br />
home such as<br />
Sandringham<br />
House and stroll<br />
around the<br />
gardens full of<br />
spring blooms.<br />
Try trail running<br />
through<br />
Sheringham or<br />
Blickling Park.<br />
Eat fish and chips<br />
on the beach at<br />
Hunstanton while<br />
watching the<br />
sunset.<br />
Keep children<br />
entertained<br />
with crabbing at<br />
Blakeney Quay.<br />
Explore the<br />
restaurants,<br />
cafes and delis at<br />
Burnham Market.<br />
Discover hidden<br />
treasure in North<br />
Norfolk’s antique<br />
stores and barns.<br />
Pick up fresh,<br />
seasonal local<br />
produce at a<br />
farm shop.<br />
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