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Beside The Seaside, Beside the Sea from Munzly 880 days old

Something to sweep away the rain - a Saucy Postcard:   The MARDLINGHAM Saga - Today: Donkey Derby     Omnibus Edition - CHAPTER 5 - Episodes 1 to ...

Real Time or Virtual - No problem for the Human Mind! from Munzly 881 days old

I am constantly amazed at the finess with which the human brain processes time and our minds deal with the concept.  Real or virtual, smooth-flowing ...

What makes a cat bark? from Munzly 884 days old

A fine oil painting by J.C.Ibbotson, painted in 1790, of a collier brig deliberately beached in shallow water, so that at low tide, coal can be unloaded ...

Life Boats or Boots for Living from Munzly 889 days old

Today's episode of - The MARDLINGHAM Saga - is mostly about boots, but being a simplistic sort of humorist I couldn't resist the pun - Sorry! Cromer ...

While I'm Cleaning Windows from Munzly 891 days old

[ ... ] view of Cromer from about where our trippers would have had their picnic.  Note the lighthouse to the east: by John Thirtle (1777 - 1839) - ...

Stark view of Cromer from Munzly 892 days old

Detail of a fine oil painting by James Stark, of 18/19th century Cromer, viewed from the west:Click on image for illustrated article (PDF) about Norwich ...

No Need for Lovers to Leap from Munzly 894 days old

[ ... ] built, Cromer was such a place.  In fact, according to the Domesday Book, it seems to have had a twin town called ‘Shipden-juxta-mere’ ...

Not Just Fun for Crabs from Munzly 900 days old

Historically speaking, after the Napoleonic wars, Cromer grew rapidly from less than 700 inhabitants in 1801, to over 1200 by 1836.  Local entrepreneurs ...