How wrong was I when I told myself I would have time for all those pressing things in January. The run up to Christmas was super hectic with orders, fairs and a hugely successful exhibition at House in Norwich.

What in the world was running through that warped, evil scatological mind of His when He robbed old people of the power to control their bowel movements? Why in the world did He ever create pain? When you .

Friday, 2 March 2018. Soon! You may or may not be pleased to hear that we are soon to be back in business. Thursday, 16 March 2017.

The mouthpiece of Bystanders Pie Grazing. Sunday, 13 February 2011. A and G Butchers, Attleborough. Here we sheltered in the porch to eat lunch. No scratch dials were found on this church, and the church itself was locked, so we made our way down to the river and along it to the Ferry Inn. We see are supplied by Brookstreet Foods. Sunday, 6 February 2011.

Sunday roast served 12pm till 3pm. The Cottage can be found on Silver Road off Barrack Street. Inside it is quite spacious with a beer garden to the rear. It is very traditional with plenty of board games and real ales available. The cutlery and salt and pepper arrived first followed by. An excellent selection of sauces! We went for the turkey option so a good amount of cranberry sauce was a welcome sight. A fairly good vegetable selection arrived next.

After jumping on the bike and Lycra bandwagon I quickly realised that all good cycle rides need to included a stop at a suitable cafe or tea room, but how do you find them and which are the best ones? With the aid of a new bike, a phone based spreadsheet and my scoring system I aim to locate and rate the top cafes and tearooms throughout Norfolk and beyond. So if you want to know the best routes and cafes for your cycle ride then this is my guide.