Hidden Historic Ruins Along The North Norfolk Coast - Norwich & Norfolk

A video close to my heart - During a coastal cycle trip in Summer 2022 from Cromer to Wells & back again, I visited 5 major historic sites along the coast of North Norfolk, each one unveils some key insights into the lives of Medieval people who lived in Norfolk.

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[IainWright-poqy]

I enjoyed your video and have visited a couple of the sites you've mention. Really enjoyed Binham Priory..

Please could you consider making a video of another relatively unknown site: Warham Camp' It's an iron age site and is surprisingly large (1.5 hectares of impressive banks and ditches) at Warham near the River Stiffkey.

[TheHistoryHikers]

Really great to see these obscure places 👍

[annettewoodbury]

I really enjoyed this video’s content. Thank you.

[jakeaseva]

Cracking video mate! Sheringham is home for me and I never noticed stiffly hall, beautiful building. looking forward to more!
J

[rosehart]

I'm glad you pronounce it Stiffkey not Stew-key. I was brought up in Wells and noone local ever called it Stewkey except when describing the cockles as Stewkey Blues.