In the 9th Century, St Edmund landed on the Norfolk coast at Hunstanton; I drove there on 29th July. It was blowing a gale, with low grey clouds scudding across the sky.
There are lots of beach huts among the sand dunes. Perhaps not as quirky as the huts in Cromer, most are painted in blue and white or pastel shades.
A few huts are higher up the beach, close to the trees.
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8 replies on “Thursday Doors in Old Hunstanton”
Never been over to that neck of the woods I must venture over that way some time.
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Stay clear of New Hunstanton, go north to the Old part.
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Fabulous selection of doors
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These are lovely, especially the yellow and the pink one as they stand out among the rest of the blue ones.
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More to come next week
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Can’t wait!
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Love the colors. 🙂
janet
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Nice collection. Is it me or are these ones somewhat bigger than the others you posted recently? The smaller ones had barely enough room to change and store a few belongings and these ones look big enough that an entire family of four could have a lie-down and an afternoon snooze 😉
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