living on the North Norfolk Coast

After concentrating, in my previous blogs, on the cliff slump below the Sea Marge and the subsequent closure of the promenade, it’s time...

It’s a job to know where to start, with the latest on the slump on the promenade. I will try to be concise as possible, at the same time...

blue sIn response to the last email from Coastal Management (CM); on Sunday I replied (see below). I have not received any further...

In my last blog (25th February), I mentioned about the boreholes positioned in the cliffs during the 1980’s. Villager, Derek Paul, has...

My photograph on Overstrand Life’s Facebook page, posted on Sunday (see photo below) showing the section of the promenade which is now...

I forgot to mention, in my last blog, that our family postponed their visit last weekend. Our son was suffering from another virus but...

The turnstones, I mentioned in my blog dated 10th November, are back this time in greater numbers. On Saturday, they were on the...

For two consecutive mornings we have not seen the swifts wheeling and squealing at the top of Cliff Road. I am therefore, concluding...

Tuesday afternoon, I was all geared up to film our walk back from Northrepps, after visiting a friend. Having my plans to film this walk...

Today saw the first car boot sale of the season. Usually, the sellers are a bit thin on the ground for the first couple of weeks but...

Following the latest cliff slump below the Sea Marge, at the weekend the Council barricaded and closed this section of the promenade. ...

With so much rain, it leaves us wondering; will it ever end? The slump below the Sea Marge was cleared but yesterday afternoon we...

The fallen shrubs topping the cliff slump on the access road, down from Clifton Way, have been removed, leaving the underlying material. ...