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Great video, we walked from cley to salt house yesterday and it was nice to relive it ! Your sheep look remarkably like bagot goats 😂

I JUST NOW read in my Google news feed that on Christmas Day 2024, just over a week ago (Happy New Year to my British friends! & btw please forgive us for electing Musk/Trump and Vance, let's pray a war doesn't start lol. I voted Harris),.. 1,200 NEW Grey Seals were born 12/25/2024 at this location!! Good time for a current video!! Im gonna smash the subscribe button now too. Sending peace and love from Orlando, Florida. Animals are the world and this is their home ❤❤❤ great video altho 3 years old now but relevant as a future time stamp of 2021, a record available forever or as long as the internet exists.

Thank you , I lived there, would like to rent a Cottage again there Castle Acre...

Thank you

Lovely snapshot of the Peddars Way. Although I live only a couple of miles from the start point at Knettishall I have only recently walked a short section of it, I can see that I need to do some more!

Enjoyed the hike.

Amazing

Nothing better than a walk through the beautiful Norfolk countryside on a sunny day.

One of my favourite villages on the Norfolk coast.

0:20 if im not wrong the house that appear first from the creek here (which has blue windows if you look closely) is the house that inspired Joan G Robinson 1967 novel 'When Marnie was there' story i wish i could visit it someday its a beautiful place

Thank you so much for your quick reply, my powerchair is only 2ft 4" (28") total width and looking at the bridges in the video, they must be at least 3ft (36") wide if not more, I am sure you would remember if they were very narrow and the bridge with the gate must be as wide as the gate posts and it definitely looks at least 3ft from the video and that is the standard garden type gate width, although it could be a bit wider. What are your thoughts?

Hi, this walk looks like it is almost accessible for my 4 wheel drive powerchair, the only obstacles that I can see are the bridge with the gate near the start and a footbridge over a dyke at 8.43 on the video, can you tell me how high the step is onto the bridge and how wide the wooden bridges are please and can you think of any other obstacles that I have missed. We are planning on trying this walk in the near future and any help would be much appreciated. I have worked out a plan to overcome the step onto the bridge depending on the height difference (don't worry it is a safe method) Look forward to hearing from you. All the best Jon and Wendy in Derbyshire. 🙂🙂

Best time to see the seals is mid December to mid January, lots of pups on the beach. Wrap up warm in winter, itis windy, raining or both.

Unless you're in the middle of a heatwave with long periods of drought the muddy bit is always muddy, and at times deep in mud. But that is the only stretch. The Blickling estate is a great place to walk as there are loads of variations, and ways to cut short the walk if you need to. There is not much to see in the mausoleum, but it is open several times a year. A nice time to visit is when the bluebells are in bloom, the NT website will tell you when. its a great place to take your dog for a walk, the muddy boots cafe at the main carpark allows them in its back room. There is another larger cafe near the house and another in the rear courtyard. There is a pub close to the carpark. You can also rent bikes, all in all it's great for walkers. it's my local NT park and I walk there most weeks. Only high winds occasionally shuts the park.

What a lovely walk, can you tell us if we would be able to access this walk with my 4x4 electric powerchair please, we are planning to visit Norfolk in the near future and it looks fantastic and just the sort of thing we enjoy. All the best Wendy and Jon in Derbyshire

I would like a video on Cromer Hall thanks I am David Cromer

Fabulous! Thank you.

Thank you for thus video.

Very enjoyable video thank you. I found your video as I did walk part of the walk at school and always will remember the woods. Huge trees and the best fun I’d had on a trip

What a fabulous video. Thank you.

RSPB not rsbp.

Really interesting , i’ve only just discovered this video . Planning a Norfolk hike next Spring . This is a walk we will definitely be taking .Thankyou !

Such a beautiful walk ❤️

When you live in a town and you visit the North Norfolk Coast, you understand that you never really properly see the sky - those dramatic big blue skies are one of the things I most love about visiting the area and the sense of freedom they give you. Thanks for this lovely video getting my fix of coastal walks at home on the computer until I can next visit again.

Lovely. Was looking for ideas for the next walk.

A well shot peaceful, tranquil and beautiful walk, will be coming back to Norfolk very soon Suzy. Thank you.

Another interesting and beautiful walk, i now know of pingos, i`d never heard of them before, every day is a school day, lol

Very peaceful, it made me smile, many thanks Suzy.

Great walk Suzy, was particularly impressed by the views, Norfolk holds many hidden gems,

Great walks Suzy, i enjoy watching them, i`ve been to Cromer many times for weekend breaks. Hi fromLincoln.

beautiful and peaceful

Norfolk Constabulary.

21st Century Norfolk.

Great video

I did this walk last Sunday. Didn’t meet another person until the end! A perfect walk.

I did this walk on Monday. Very beautiful. Very pretty villages. Thank you for sharing it.

I’m staying in Heachem next week and will certainly do this walk with my Beagle. Thanks for sharing.

Great video you need to make it clear on your website about campers and motorhomes not welcome in the carpark though

As National Trust members we always start the walk at Felbrigg, and Lunch in Cromer, a lovely way to enjoy North Norfolk. its a nice walk winter or summer.

Picked this for our new years day walk...It did not disappoint - but the shingle was an interesting walking experience. Great clear instructions and a lovely walk

hi can you do a walk around norwich please love your walks

Hello Susie and thank you so much for taking the time to upload this video. I’ve lived locally my whole life and never knew about this walk. My partner and I walked this today and it was magic. Bone Mill blew our minds! Our hound loved it too! love to know what the cutting in Marham Fen is for? Woodland tea party? Good old Norfolk Witchcraft? Cow Rave…….? Any-who thanks again, we’ll be walking more of your adventures! You can count on it👌🏻

Looks good never been here, site of Anne Boleyn birth,(in a earlier house )

Thank you for this walk. It is very peaceful and I enjoyed it very much.

Thank you. Great video. Can't wait to get some crab and explore Norfolk.

That looks a lovely walk - and good to know where to leave the car

Amazing video, I enjoyed this hike!

That looks a lovely walk. I’ll have to try this one. Mutley sure had a lot of fun. 😊

Looks a lovely walk with stunning views loving the lakes , nice video 🙂👍

Great video ive done these walks individually but never attempted the circular.Didnt know about the cut through over the bridge great share 🙂👍