Tag Archives: Cromer

Cromer’s crabsters

Posted on 29/12/2018 by campaignerkate

Cromer in north Norfolk, which hosted the Walkers Are Welcome towns annual get-together last October, has a proud fishing industry.  Cromer crab and lobster are great delicacies.  As I walked around the town in the interstices of the conference, I … Continue reading →

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Roaming the Cromer coast

Posted on 11/11/2018 by campaignerkate

On my recent visit to Cromer for the Walkers Are Welcome annual get-together I found time to explore the Norfolk coast. Continue reading →

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What is the impact of Walkers Are Welcome?

Posted on 05/11/2018 by campaignerkate

At the Walkers Are Welcome towns annual get-together in Cromer we agreed that the towns need to demonstrate their impact more. Continue reading →

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Upon St Crispin’s day

Posted on 27/10/2015 by campaignerkate

Six hundred years after the Battle of Agincourt (if you ignore the switch to the Gregorian calendar), on Sunday 25 October 2015, I joined Sheringham and Norwich ramblers and Cromer Walkers Are Welcome, on a walk from Cromer to Erpingham church in … Continue reading →

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