Northrepps International Airport, near Cromer
Northrepps International Airport, near Cromer
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By Heidi
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Northrepps International Airport, near Cromer
By Heidi
By Bob O'Hara
talk about it - or else
Yes, they’re all here and all true. I’ve experienced a sense of wilderness here in Norfolk that I’ve only ever felt in northern Kenya.
K V
Max
So are you full up yet?
H G
Max
OK – you say 10-12 people in your post. Is there a list of attendees to date? (Or does one deduce it by reading this comment thread? ;-) )
H G
All of the above.
Now confirmed as late February 2009 near Cromer, Norfolk, United Kingdom aka Little Britain. Numbers are limited so if you are interested in attending CISB09, please send a stamped addressed pheasant immediately to a/the mailbox.
Northrepps International Airport, near Cromer
By Heidi
By Bob O'Hara
talk about it - or else
Intro - 2
K V
In giddy anticipation of actually escaping student clutches for a week being able to go somewhere outside of Texas for a change, I was leafing through the “Norfolk and the Cambridge Fens” chapter of my AA Discovering Britain book. There appear to be several very bracing – and according to the book, “unspoiled” – places to visit near Cromer. “Near” by my standards; “down the street”, in fact (though Europeans may disagree vehemently).
Blakeney Point, Hickling Broad, Holkham Gap, Cley Next the Sea … the latter sounds especially intriguing, to an American! We have no such names for towns in the US, unless they’re in Native American languages that nobody understands any longer.
“McAllen Next the Border Patrol Station”
“Fort Worth Next the Feedlot”
“Baytown Next the Refineries”
“Columbus Next the Interstate”
Nahhhh, we’ll leave it to the Brits.
K V
Pretty Corner, which sounds enchanting, is also mentioned in the chapter. I finally managed to obtain a copy of Oliver Rackham’s book Woodlands (after delays and cancellations that I don’t understand entirely, apart from the popularity of New Naturalist volumes among serious book collectors), and I’m looking forward to visiting some of the woods and forests described.
The fish and chips standard here is below that of even an ordinary UK chippy, unfortunately. Usually I’m so disappointed, I end up frying fish in the traditional southern US manner, with hushpuppies instead of chips.
Max
H G
Dunno! I don’t think there’s really a limit. The appeal of Cromer in February is bound to be somewhat selective, so at this stage the more the merrier. Over the next few days I shall scope out a decent room where we can have the meeting (I think we’d only have a single unconferential stream) and take it from there.
In due course I shall post whatever I can find about accommodation, and how to get here.
Max
H G
All of the above.
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