All Saints Church perches on a rise in a pretty churchyard bordered by Scots pines. The small building is a charming mix of styles, with the Norman nave next to the red brick. The thatch-capped tower is Norman whilst the porch dates from the 1880s. Visitors are welcome to make tea and coffee in the kitchen and to use the toilet. Angels adorn the 15th century font. Of particular interest is the stained glass in the east window. It was brought from Rouen Cathedral during the French Revolution. The Church Centre may be booked for meetings.
The Wherryman’s Way is a Long Distance Path in the Broads National Park . Crossing the park from east to west, it leads up-river from Great Yarmouth to Norwich. Well placed accommodation and good public transport links make it possible to divide the 38 miles into a series of shorter day walks.
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