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Expert Author: Lindsay Chapman | Category: Bowling People today are busier than ever, working long and often unsociable hours, juggling family life with work commitments and rushing around from one thing to the next. Yet many people still manage to squeeze into what ‘spare time’ they do have a hobby or activity that they really love. There is an incredible range of activities people enjoy, from hugely energetic five-a-side football often played on weekday evening to rambling in the beautiful countryside on a Sunday afternoon.
The article covers the regeneration of Great Yarmouth that is currently taking place. This includes area such as the promenade and historical quarter.
The article covers the history of the holiday camp in Norfolk, particularly in the Greater Yarmouth region. Holiday parks are still a popular accommodation choice with Great Yarmouth home to many.
Bedford Lodge Hotel in Newmarket, Suffolk, is centrally located for many towns/cities in East Anglia including Cambridge and Bury St Edmunds, and provides a great venue for conferences and meetings.
The article gives an outline of Barnham Broom and Bedford Lodge hotels, outlining the character of each and the facilities including leisure and restaurants.
Just a short drive down the motorway, turning onto less well-travelled roads the landscape takes a pleasant change and wide skies open out ahead. This is a journey to a haven of peace and tranquillity.
Expert Author: Lindsay Chapman | Category: Golf The article covers Thorpeness Golf Course, including all aspects from golf breaks to lessons.
For many planning or attending a business meeting or conference, the image of a dull hotel room with an equally uninspiring view of one of the UK's busy motorways is what will come to mind. Yet, a refreshingly different location is within easy reach.
The Brecks, Fens and Thetford area is undoubtedly one of the best-kept secrets of East Anglia. A unique landscape where nature thrives, culture and heritage are celebrated and fascinating places wait to be discovered.
As the damp and disappointing summer of 2007 fades as a bad memory, we need reasons to look forward to the coming autumn. The season of 'mists and mellow fruitfulness' has much to recommend it and we can always hope for a long, mild Indian summer.
This is a brief introduction to Norwich. It offers visitors and residents a wealth of art, food, culture and excitement all within the confines of a compact and historic city. "Tourism In Norfolk" helps navigate around our dedicated Norwich section.
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