In a recent article I talked about visiting Norfolk. Norfolk still is a protected
conservation area that prides itself on dignity. Without expanding further on
about the beauty of the area I thought I would download a brochure that is
very informative and pleasing to look at.
However, I still find it difficult to move links about, especially large in content.
So I have placed the brochure on my Home page along with some blog which
Rave viewers may have already see. Some articles on the old airbases,
especially the haunted ones, long left over from the war when the Mighty
8th Airforce served there. Norfolk fondly remembers the serving airmen
that flew out from those now bedraggled runways, many never to return again.
In the capital of the county there is the city of Norwich. There is a state of the
art library that houses all the history relating to the many bases and groups
that were stationed close to each other. In quite a few pubs especially in the
countryside, many black and white photographs are pinned to the walls; plus
there are a few towers left that have been turned into museums housing all
artifacts, uniforms, photograpths, letters, parts of the bombers, that had
crashed taking off or landing....and so on. Anyhow, try tapping in:
http://www.google.com/ig ....at the top of the web page.. (at present) click on igoogle, and
hopefully that will bring you to my Home page where you will find the
information on Norfolk and Tourism.