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Crumbling cliffs and the stony beach and shoreline on the Norfolk Coast Path at Weybourne on the north coast of Norfolk, East Anglia, England

View of the windmill at Weybourne, a coastal village in north Norfolk, UK, now converted to residential use, in the evening at sunset with a dramatic red sky and dark grey clouds

On Weybourne Beach Number of views as of 10th March 2018 = 680. Several of these 'well used' crawler tractors are used to launch and recover fishing boats from the pebbled beach at Weybourne (North Norfolk, England). The Track Marshall brand had several owners between the 1950s and 1990s including a brief spell as part of British Leyland. I don't know the age or pedigree of this particular tractor, but the metalwork is certainly showing signs of prolonged exposure to salt water! Date: 12th August 2010. Click here to view my East Anglia gallery.

Weybourne Tower Mill Number of views as of 26th January 2018 = 570. The village of Weybourne (North Norfolk, England) had two mills, a water mill and this fine 5 storey brick-built windmill built in 1850. The mill was worked for over 60 years by a succession of millers, who must have found it hard to make a living as at least one went bankrupt. The mill changed hands numerous times during the last century and various restoration work was carried out. It was sold for £125,000 in 1982 - quite a large sum at the time, but looking at the condition of the mill and adjacent property today, and considering current prices, that would appear to have been a sound investment. A comprehensive history of the mill can be found here Date: 10th August 2...

Black Five at Weybourne Number of views as of 18th December 2018 = 1680. The 'Poppy Line' (a.k.a the North Norfolk Railway) runs between Sheringham on the Norfolk coast to the town of Holt, a few miles inland. Class 5 locomotive number 44767 'George Stephenson' is shown here at Weybourne station. The Class 5 'mixed traffic' locomotive (better known as the Black Five) was introduced by William Stanier on the London, Midland and Scottish Railway in 1934. Over 800 were built between then and 1951. Members of the class survived to the last days of steam on British Railways in 1968 and eighteen are preserved, including the George Stephenson shown here. In 2009, the Poppy Line was named Britain's best full-size heritage railway trip by the Sun...

Crumbling cliffs and the stony beach and shoreline on the Norfolk Coast Path at Weybourne on the north coast of Norfolk, East Anglia, England

All Saints, Weybourne Number of views as of 9th June 2019 = 425. The 15th century church of All Saints (Weybourne, North Norfolk, England) shares its grounds with the remains of a 12th century Augustinian priory. That's not all however. The priory incorporated an earlier Saxon building, dating from the 10th or 11th century, and the remains of that church tower still stand (right of shot). Date: 12th August 2010. Click here to view my East Anglia gallery.

USAF Pavehawk helicopter passes overhead at Weybourne, Norfolk in 2008. The helicopter was conducting search and rescue training off the coast.

The return of Lady Iris at Weybourne, Norfolk, UK - 2008

The Muckleburgh Collection is a military museum sited on a former military camp at Weybourne, Norfolk and is the largest privately owned military museum in the United Kingdom. One of the things you can do at the museum is drive a tank.

World War II coastal defence pillbox at Weybourne, Norfolk, UK

The return of Lady Iris. Fishing boat returns to the beach at Weybourne, Norfolk, UK - 2008.

Norfolk scenery: windmill, fields with ripe corn and big sky with cumulus clouds in summer in Weybourne, Norfolk, UK

Steam locomotive train 90775 'The Royal Norfolk Regiment' with a plume of white smoke on the North Norfolk Railway (also known as The Poppy Line) in Weybourne, Norfolk, England

Norfolk Sunset Number of views as of 22nd April 2019 = 2210. I always think sunsets are more spectacular when there are cloud formations around too. This shot was taken near Weybourne Tower Mill on the North Norfolk coast of England. Date: 10th August 2010. Click here to view my East Anglia gallery.

Steam Train Leaving a station