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Any recommendations for reasonably priced B&B anywhere between Blakeney and Cromer greatly appreciated. Looking for a double room with en suite in early August for 1 night.
 
You could try the White Horse on West St Cromer who I believe are either £40 or £45 a night.
Good food served (except Sunday evenings + Mondays) and 2 minutes from town centre and the coasthopper bus stop.
Pretty decent crowd of regulars, too, all clamouring for the very fine Abbot / Ghost Ship / Fox Gold.
:grin:
And you'll be delighted to know you can even multitask :
Rooms are serviced daily and Irons can be supplied on request.
Contact details here though sadly, Ken is no longer with us :(
https://www.cromerwhitehorse.co.uk/
 
Thanks Dave and Cromer. I'll have a look at both those and I like the idea of Blakeney and probably go to the Wheatsheaf at West Beckham for a meal.
Afternoon tea at Pretty Corner Tea Rooms!!!
 
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Found myself nodding sagely in agreement with this.
I went to Bulgaria a few years back and stayed in the UNESCO city of Nessebar on the black sea coast (no, don't ask...long story) which was ace. But 3 km along the shore was the disco / cocktail high-rise sprawl of the abomination known as Sunny Beach - 4 girls on my flight heading there all wore matching t-shirts saying 'tits on tour' <doh>
The list is growing, Magaluf, Tallinn, Prague, Dublin, they've all had their share of Brits behaving badly (and thinking it's fun for everyone) so good to see Cyprus saying enough is enough.
I hope others follow suit.
Other Europeans can spend just as many euros in those places without the urinating, vomiting menacing laddish culture that seems to plague younger Brits.
https://www.theguardian.com/comment...days-malia-crete?CMP=twt_a-travel_b-gdntravel
 
Combines are mowing down the corn in the field out the back of mine. With the Sun shining, and the Abbey in the near distance.
 
Combines are mowing down the corn in the field out the back of mine. With the Sun shining, and the Abbey in the near distance.
Combines don't mow - they cut!!! <laugh>
Have you got your ticket for Tuesday yet??
Area L row O and I'll post my table number in the Bell beforehand, should be there from about 5.30