More forgotten photos to fill in the gap because weather and legs have been against me so far in 2025. These are from the week we spent along the North Norfolk Coast in September 2023. Hope you enjoy this visit to Wells-next-the-Sea as much as we did
As with much of the North Norfolk Coast, a great depth of saltmarsh and sand dunes have accreted since the fishing and trading ports were first established here.
Boats, boats and more boats, that’s what Wells-next-the-Sea is about
Until you reach the beach which is bordered by pines, planted to stabilise the dunes
The wide expanse of flat, fast flooding beach is backed by tropical-looking beach huts
Back at the town, remnants of its trading days. I remember when this port still was host to coasters bringing in grain, timber and coal. Now, the remaining fishing boats ply the local waters, and the weekend sailors…sail
Hope you enjoyed this. More photos from this visit to Wells-next-the-Sea on Tuesday











Oh my goodness! Choices to be made! Lovely, you have made my Sunday.
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Happy you like. I love our North Norfolk coast!
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I just love the boats in the middle of nowhere, waiting for water to come and get them. So lovely.
Those beach huts are the best!
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Almost the tropics with the trees behind them and such a wide white beach. But those boats freak me. So no one can take the boat for a joyride until the tide comes in.
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No kidding.
And while it is freaky as it looks almost like a boat cemetery, the pictures are wonderful.
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I’m sure the sailors would love that comment!
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Love these photos Crispina.
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Sorry, Sadje, my reply got misplaced again.
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It happens to me too.
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Well, even if we can’t find each other, you know I wouldn’t ignore you π₯°
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Oh I know that very well my dear friend. Thanks ππΌ
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Thank you, Sadje. It was worth digging deep for them
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