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Also @ www.crab-tales.co.ukSheringham Invaded By Harleys“I never ride faster than angels can fly”said Christine Collins from Wickford, Essex sitting astride her black and chrome Harley FatBob.Earlier on that day, around 400 Harleys (a two mile convoy) throbbed into Sheringham - Softtail Customs, Ultra-Glides, Softtail Heritages, Dynaglides, Fatboys, Roadkings, Sportster Trikes, Fatbobs, Dyna Switchbacks, Ironheads, not a plastic bullet* or rice eater* in sight.This was primarily a Fenlander Hog gathering and gather they did but not just from the Fens...Suffolk, Cambs, Essex, Yorkshire, The Netherlands, Leeds, Nottingham all were proudly represented by riders wearing tags such as ‘Fatboy Bazza’, ‘Jumper’, ‘Two Dogs’, and ‘Ironhead’.

Vinny from Cambridge said “we’re a clan, some of us come to Harleys when we’re 17, some of us at 70, makes no difference as we have a common bond..our Harley”. His co-rider, Richard, added “ ...and our philosophy is ‘loud pipes save lives’, you know when a Harley is behind you, we’re cruisers not bruisers”. ‘Jumper’ (ex-paratrooper) had a Sportster

Trike conversion. He said “I never wore a helmet until I was hit by a bumble bee. The combined impact was around 120kph. Swerved, hit a curb and my trike and I parted company....6k of damage to the trike, almost total damage to me”. An inside joke shared between David, Del & Tina..... “not too good on bends, just like American cars, drive them straight no probs, go round and they whip”.

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From The Editor Yes, it is indeed Carnival time again.Once again Cromer is set to run the ever popular Carnival, full of fun and with all the events that are enjoyed by all the locals and visitors alike. I never cease to be always highly impressed by how well the Carnival committee pull it off. Whether it is getting all the tents etc. set up in the right locations or organising the breakfast for the many unpaid volunteers throughout the Carnival weeks and of course ensuring that everything runs smoothly during the parade through town on Carnival Day.Tony Shipp MBE is one of those people who always seems to pull everyone together in a calm and well organised way. Come rain or shine, the Cromer Carnival always works out brilliantly and I am in no doubt that Tony’s ability to manage people is due to his many years of working in education before his retirement a couple of years ago.(See Page 12 for all the details)On August 7th, I enjoyed joining the parade in the Sheringham Carnival (See Page 8) They are now in their 3rd year since being re-formed and they also have a great team of people organising it all.Having turned up in my silly VW Kubelwagen on my own, I met a young man keen to admire my silly car, so I invited him to join me while driving around the streets of Sheringham andgetting him to take the photographs.I was impressed by how well organised it all was while we drove along the route, even

without any street barriers along the route.I would like to thank Hubba (aka Dave Roberts) for the photograph above. I draw readers attention to the photograph on Page 4 of Paul Reynold’s half shaven face, I thought he looked more handsome with his beard than without it.I have to take my hat off to Victoria Craske for her fund raising climb in the mist. (Page 4)Many of you may well recall that Victoria was a senior attendent in the Cromer Carnival Royal Party some years ago now, she was always a thoughtful and lovely young lady.

Dear Philip, I live in Mundesley and have been following Janet Munro’s comments about the flowers (or lack of) in the beds above the slope to the beach. I have seen some of the beds in Cromer which also have the wild flowers in them and they look fine, but there is obviously a problem with the ones in Mundesley, they look awful, especially as we are now entering the main six week tourist part of the year.Surely there should be some back up plan to plant normal bedding plants in these circumstances, or if they are that desperate to save money it would look better if they just grassed them all over!Keep up the good work, Ian Pilcher. Dear Philip, I am writing to you to warn theatre goers who want to see the Seaside Special Show one DO NOT book seats in the front row. I took my sister to see the show for the first time (I’ve seen it many times)we sat in the front row and during the first half, a bubble machine was used and we were appalled to be covered with bubbles, our hair was soaking and our clothes were wet. During the interval I told one of the management team that it was not good as we now had to sit through the second half in damp clothing. He apologized and assured me someone would be in touch about this matter.

We watched the second show the following week, which was a great improvement on the first and during the interval we saw the same man and told him that no one had been in touch, he again apologized for this and assured me some one would contact me. Some weeks later I saw a young lady promoting the show in Nth Walsham. I told her my story and she said that was awful and that someone would definitely be in touch the next day. Guess what? I am still waiting.I do not expect any compensation, just an apology and perhaps an update on what has been done to improve the situation but obviously the customer is not important to these people so please warn all your readers: Do not Book The Front Row on show one. Regards,Janine Robinson

Dear Crab Tales,In light of all the forthcoming nostalgia weekends & festivals I would just like to say I can’t remember the 60’s at..!Apparently I got senile dementia when I was, ooh let’s say 58, I think.Yours sincerefullyErm?, what-’is-nameOh Yes, R YeomansMemory Lame.


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Dear Editor,On the 27th of July the rain held off giving the villagers of Southrepps a beautiful day to attend their dog show, being held in conjunction the Vernon Arms Beer Festival.‘It was really good fun’ stated sponsor Lesley Bradford of Gog Magog Hills Farm Shop, Cambridge, ‘I wanted to give back to the village, it’s a lovely place and the people are so friendly.’Matt Gordon and 7 month old Rolo, an Old English Sheep Dog, stole the show. After grabbing a first in ‘Best six legs’ they went on to win the title of

Dear Philip,We were pleased to be in Mundesley to see the Mundesley Players production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream on the last night. What a treat that was. From the novel staging, fine costumes and the excellent acting. Thanks to all involved and special congratulations to the Director. Having seen the outdoor production in Regent’s Park, while learning the play for GCE ‘O’ level many years ago, it was great to see it again.A truly dreamlike evening.Maureen JohnsonWare, Hertfordshire

Dear Editor,I would like to thank you for advertising our Great Ormond Street Hospital charity event that was held in July at The Links Hotel in West Runton. The event was a great success and raised £1,358.42 for the charity, which could pay for a recliner chair/sofa for parents to stay with their child at GOSH, or two new playrooms within the hospital, or 135 overnight stays for parents at the hospital hotel Weston House. Children was entertained by our surprise Disney guests, Mickey and Minnie mouse, and we had over 175 raffle prizes. A big thank you to local & national businesses for donating and supporting our charity event, and everyone who attended. We are now considering holding another charity for Great Ormond Street Hospital next summer. As a GOSH family we know much of a difference this money will make to so many families.

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Some of these actors are so two faced. See above.Thanks Paul Reynolds

Dear Philip,The Mount Snowdon challange was completed and I just want to thank all your readers and the fantastic clients of Hair Couture for their generous donations in helping me raise £622 for the Alzheimer’s society.

As you can see from the photo above, the day itself did not go as expected, as thick fog and extremely high winds tried to dampen our spirits but the five of us together (Barry Foulser, Sandra Foulser, Nathan Foulser and Jennifer Armstrong) ploughed on with the aid of jelly babies!Thank-you again for all of your suport and kind messages. Roll on the next challange.Yours,Victoria Craske

‘Southrepps 2013 Dog of the Year’ following close in second place was Lulu, owned by Mike Briggs and shown by Sarah Warnes. Other classes included ‘Best Veteran’, won by Flora Gair and Roxie, ‘Best Crossbreed’, ‘Best Pedigree’ and ‘Junior Handler’.Thank you to judge Gillian Carrick, locally based author specialising in pet health and to the rest of the team for making the day possible.Emily Gair

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Continued from Front PageBill, riding a 1997 Heritage Springer said, “not if you’ve got a European frame”. “Wimp” retorted David.*A plastic but to anything that isn’t a Harley.Richard summed it up with: “if you want to ride a bike get a Raleigh Chopper, if you want to ride a Bike, only buy a Harley”.PS To hark back to Christine’s remark about angels, it certainly was a piece of Harley Heaven! Editor would like to thank Bee for sending us these wonderful photos and her article about the Harley - Davisons visit to Sheringham on Saturday July 26th.

World’s Oldest Running Car Sells For $4.62M In A 3 Minute Bidding WarThis is the oldest motor vehicle car in the world that is still running and was built one year before Karl Benz and Gottlieb Daimler invented the internal combustion engine.The vehicle has been sold at auction for more than double the pre-sale estimate, as 2 of the bidders chased the price up in a three-minute bidding war.The 1884 De Dion Bouton et Trepardoux Dos-a-Dos Steam Runabout drew a standing ovation as it was ‘driven up onto the stage’ at Friday’s Auction in Hershey, Pennsylvania, to prove that this 127-yr-old car really does run and attracted a starting bid of $500k, which was immediately doubled to $1M. Encouraged by the applauding crowd, bidding went swiftly up to $4.2M - 4.62M including the 10% commission, before the car was knocked down to a ‘unnamed buyer’. The Dos-a-Dos (Back-to-Back) Steam Runabout was built in 1884 by George Bouton & Charles-Armand Trepardoux for French entrepreneur Count de Dion, who named it ‘La Marquise’ after his mother. In 1887, with De Dion at the tiller, it won the world’s first ever motor race (it was the only entrant to make the start line!) covering the 32km from the Pont de Neuilly in Paris to

Versailles and back in One hour and 14 mins (an average of 25.9km/h) and, according to contemporary reports, hitting a breathtaking 60km/h on the straights. La Marquise has only had four owners, and remained in one family for 81 yrs and has been restored twice, once by the Doriol family and again by the British collector Tom Moore in the early 1990’s. Since then, it has taken part in

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After arriving at 8.30am at the new Coastwatch site in East Runton, on Saturday 27th of July, I realised I should have been there at 7.30am to cover the Marathon events going on that week-end, so decided to look round their new site in the car park overlooking the crab pots and sea. The Crab pots are an issue that I will not cover, other than to say that it is an issue that deserves no coverage from any publication.Having been a volunteer for the Mundesley Coastwatch I can recommend anyone to undertake the training involved to do a shift of say 2 hrs a week or more.Not only are the volunteers of this new site keeping a watch on the sea and the beach but are also

Above L-R: Ian Arnold, David FoulkesIan Moreland & Mike Derbyshire


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Sheringham Carnival ParadeWhat a brilliant evening enjoyed by masses of happy people who turned out on Weds August 7th, including Cromer Carnival team (Below)


Always A Great DayThe Mundesley Lifeboat Day held on the park next to the Mundesley Coastwatch, is always a popular event every year, as it was once again on Sunday July 28th.It is very much all about the community getting together to have fun and raise money for this important voluntary service, saving lives out at sea.

Above: Amanda Ng with her daughter Daisy and friend Francesca.As always everyone enjoyed themselves and put their hands in their pockets to raise money for this local charity.Over £2000 was raised for the boat. PKBelow: Some of the crew relaxing in the lifeboat which was on display.

Above: Debbie, who as well as working in the Mundesley Life boat Charity shop

in the village, sells the tickets for the film shows every month.

On Right:Vicky Bensley, whoI first met when she became the juniorattendant for the Cromer Carnival.


The Mundesley Players Pull It All Off AgainOnce again the production of A MidsummerNights Dream was like any, and everything that is produced by the Mundesley Players, was a great success and very much enjoyed by all who rolled up to see their enchanting production at the Coronation Hall, which was performed each evening from the 25th to the 27th July.Interestingly, the way in which the stage was set up to extend more into the hall than usual made you feel much more involved in the production, as wherever you were seated, you were much closer to what was going on.With the singers located on the balcony abovethe entrance to the hall, there was a delightful atmosphere and along with the beautiful scenery, the balance was just right.The cast included about 25 or more local people, who were all very much hands on, to pull off a great performance without any prompting needed.Without mentioning all the cast, I would like to say that the work of the Director David Ros was brilliant as was, in no particular order, Christon Sharpe as Theseus, Neil Elison as Nick Bottom, Paul Reynolds as Oberon and Yasmine Macklin-Page, with her wonderful voice as the Moth in the Fairies. It goes without saying that Dr Roger Burford as Peter Quince was brilliant, as was Cerian Ellson as Helena.In summary: everyone I spoke to on the night, and since, enjoyed the performance.Thank you Mundesley Players. PK Editor would like to thank Paul Damen for supplying these photographs.

Denise Burke Labour’s General Election candidate for Nth Norfolk

North Norfolk Labour Party has selected their party chair Denise Burke to run as the Labour Parliamentary Candidate in North Norfolk at the 2015 General Election.Denise has led a number of local campaigns including the Act on Ambulances & Protect Our Post campaigns and is a school governor and a volunteer in the community. She works with her husband, Stephen, on a number of initiatives to improve care for both young and older people. She runs the Good Care Guide - a ‘TripAdvisor’ style website for families using childcare & eldercare - and United for All Ages bringing young and old people together.Between 2004 & 2010 she worked for the Mayor of London on childcare and youth strategy. Previously she worked as a tax inspector for ten years, and headed up early years and childcare for Peterborough city council.She has pledged to fight for better care & health, more jobs, improved transport, affordable housing & coastal protection in north Norfolk - all areas she believes Norman Lamb and the government have failed to adequately address.Speaking after her selection Mrs Burke said: “I am proud and honoured that local members have selected me to be Labour’s general election candidate for North Norfolk. People here are being let down by Norman Lamb and a Tory-led Government that is making working families pay more while millionaires are getting a tax cut. Day in day out in Westminster Norman Lamb votes for policies that hurt people in North Norfolk and leave families here worse off.”She added: “North Norfolk now has a real choice in 2015 - between three Tory parties or a One Nation Labour Party. More of the same or a big change for the better. With our ageing population and rural communities, there are some major issues to be tackled here. From affordable housing to jobs and transport, care and schools to regeneration, we must do better. My mantra is ‘well behaved women rarely make history’ and I’m not scared of standing up for what I believe in and fighting for justice for local people.”To find out more about the Labour Party email: [email protected] or visit: www.norfolklabour.co.uk.


Even If You’re Not... ..........a Smallholder, this is a really fascinating Show, that Lis and I took a good friend along to on Sunday August 4th.The annual Norfolk Smallholders Training Group show and market took place in Sheringham Park, where we joined several hundred other good souls. I should to admit that, as a son of a New Zealand farmer, I have over the years lost touch with what farming is all about, particularly the breeds of livestock, many of which were on display here.It is always a very friendly and informative event for everyone to enjoy, including non farmers such as me.Alongside events in the main ring for dogs, their owners and children, this show does, I am sure, link the townies such as me with the local smallholders.Like NZ, England is one of those places where the linkbetween the town and country folk needs to be improved, so that we understand and relate to each other better and this show is one of the best ways of doing it.As always the alpacas (Below On Right) tend to draw a great deal of attention from the hundreds of people who attend this great local show every year. Likewise theWorking horse (On Right) .Whether it is tasting a healthy sample of roast pork from Brambles Farm pork or chatting to Rachel (below)

with her dogs, from Canine Connections the whole day is well worth a visit this time next year, whether or not you are a townie or country person with your family in tow.So watch out for it as there is so much to be learnt and to enjoy at this great show. PK

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Will has been an insurance broker for many years and understands the needs of the local community and what a response he has received! Will Howett said: “The feedback from businesses and residents has been fantastic. Saffron is very focused on good quality products at a competitive price, which all my clients have been pleased with”. The 1,000th policy was taken out by Peter Davison who was presented with a bottle of champagne as a thank you. Peter has commercial, motor and home policies with Saffron and was delighted to receive the champagne. Peter said: “I’ve known Will for a long time and trust him; he has always looked after me”.

“Online does not always fit the bill, our needs are a bit more complex and we need to talk to someone.” He added: “When you talk to other insurance companies they do not always understand what you want, but Will does.”

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2.45pm: From Amazona ZooCAR TREASURE HUNT~ Follow clues & directions to the finish at the Carnival Field. Max entry 45 cars. First cars away at 3.30pm. Route approx. 3 hours. Entry minimum donation £2 per car.

7.30pm: Parish Hall RFSQ SAXAPHONE CONCERT ~ Adults £7.50 Children £5 on the door. includes interval tea or coffee. Advance tickets : Foundations Estate Agents.7pm - 10pm: Runton RoadFAMILY NIGHT IN CARNIVAL MARQUEE ~ Dave Doughnut with a show full of Magic, Comedy, Balloon Modelling & audience participation. Great fun for everyone. PLUS music & games for all the family with Sounds Sensation. Adults £2.50 Children £1. Children 14 yrs & under must be accompanied by an adult.

SUNDAY 18th AUGUST10.30am: St. Peter & St. Paul Church ~ CARNIVAL SERVICE ~ Miss Cromer & her attendants will be pleased to welcome you. 11.30am: Pier Forecourt ~ DALE Talented Local singer. Singing Michael Buble songs. 12.15pm: Pier Forecourt ~ CROWNING OF MISS CROMER 2013 ~ by Olly Day ~ Introduced by Cromer Town Crier, Jason Bell. Welcome to Cromer Carnival by Tony Shipp MBE. Chairman of the Cromer VEO

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CARNIVAL DAY WEDNESDAY 21st AUGUSTFrom 9.30am: RUNTON ROAD Adults £6, Senior Citizens £4, Children £3, Family £15.2 adults + 2 children10am: ROMFORD DRUM & TRUMPET CORPS10.15am: PRESENTATION OF PRIZES For Carnival competitions.

RUNTON ROAD ARENA9.30am: 999 show. Emergency Services in static displays. 10am: WEST LANCS DOG DISPLAY TEAM10.45am: OUT ON A WING FALCONRY11.20am: MOTORCYCLE DISPLAY TEAM ‘THE WHITE HELMETS’ 12noon: THE BLADES Display pilots, all former RAF fast-jet pilots & Red Arrows.12.20pm: ROMFORD DRUM & TRUMPET CORPS - ESCORTING MISS CROMER 1pm: WOODFORDE’S HORSE AND DRAY 1.30pm: OUT ON A WING FALCONRY

2.15pm: THE PRINCESS OF WALES FREEFALL PARACHUTE TEAM 2.40pm: THE WHITE HELMETS MOTORCYCLE DISPLAY .3.15pm: WEST LANCS DOG DISPLAY TEAM3pm: THE WILD CATS Aerobatic display team

CARNIVAL EVENINGFrom 5pm: Carnival Parade assembles at Runton Road Car Park.6.15pm: JUDGING OF THE FLOATS & FANCY DRESS

7pm: GRAND CARNIVAL PARADE Through the town via Runton Rd, Prince of Wales Rd, Hamilton Rd, Church St, Mount St,Louden Rd, West St & Beach Rd returning to Runton Road Car Park8.45pm: Carnival Field. After the Parade JOHNNY ROMANCE & THE LOVERS Dance to Indie-rock anthems & contemporary greats.PLEASE NOTE: CARNIVAL DAYCars parked on Runton Rd Car Park after 6.30pm will not be able to leave the Car Park until after the Parade has finished approx.10pm.

THURSDAY 22nd AUGUST10.30am: Nth Lodge Park ~ FAMILY PUTTING & OPEN BOWLS COMPETITION. Entry just £1 per adult.

EVINGTON LAWNS CARNIVAL ‘PARTY ON THE LAWNS’2pm: TRIX ‘N’ STIX DRUM GROUP WORK-SHOP & UNCLE RODNEY’S PUNCH & JUDYFrom 2.15pm: RAZZ THE CLOWN AND AUNTY PEARL Circus skills workshop3pm: PICNIC ON THE LAWNS Applications from Tourist Info or Co-Op Foodstore Cromer, must be returned by Mon 19th August.4pm: CRAB DRESSING COMPETITION Adults only

CARNIVAL FIELDOpen from 6pm. Free Admission6.30pm: REMOTE CONTROLLED HELICOPTER & AIRCRAFT DISPLAY7.30pm: DISPLAY BY CROMER FIRE BRIGADE9.15pm approx: FIREWORK DISPLAY

IN CROMER7.30pm: The Meadows ~ ASSEMBLY OF ILLUMINATED FLOATS.8.30pm: ~ ILLUMINATED PARADE Led By Romford Drum & Trumpet Corps ~ From Meadow Rd to Carnival Field, via Hamilton Rd, Church St, High St & Runton Rd.

SUNDAY 18th continued CROMER

3.30pm: East Beach ~ EAST ANGLIAN WORKING NEWFOUNDLAND DOGS. 6.30pm: Football Ground, Mill Rd ~ CHARITY FOOTBALL MATCH ~ THE VETERANS VS RADIO HEART. Admission Free, Grand Raffle. 7pm: Cromer Parish Church ~ SUNDAY AT SEVEN ~ with the Rev Dr David Court & members of Cromer Parish Church.

IN THE MARQUEE7.30pm: Runton Road ~ WRESTLING ~ Tickets from the Copy Shop or on door.7pm: Carnival Hospitality Tent ~ WINE TASTING EVENING ~ Hosted by John Hedge. Sold out!

MONDAY 19th AUGUSTTHE MEADOW

10am - 4pm: THE PITCH & PUTT OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP ~ Register at The Meadow Pitch & Putt For £2pp or £3 on the day.

10.30am: CHILDREN’S SPORTS CROMER

3pm: Pier Forecourt ~ BEST DRESSED WAITERS & WAITRESSES COMPETITION Followed by Waiters & Waitresses Race7.15pm: Cromer Community Hall ~ CARNIVAL QUIZ EVENING £12 table of 4. Book early on: 514 5157.30pm: Pier Forecourt ~ CROMER CARNIVAL LINE DANCING Fun with Cromer Renegades7.30pm: Marquee ~ CROMER CARNIVAL RACE NIGHT. Free entry.

TUESDAY 20th AUGUST11am: The Carnival Queen and Attendants will be visiting Benjamin Court, Halsey House & Cromer Hospital.ROMFORD DRUM & TRUMPET CORPS around the town in the morning

TUESDAY 20th continuedTHE CARNIVAL FIELD

From 9.45am: FAMILY FUN DAY ~ Adults £3, Under 16 Accompanied by adult £110am: Woodforde’s Horse & Dray. 10.45am: The East Anglian Working Newfoundland Dogs.11.15am: JEZ AVERY12noon: THE PRINCESS OF WALES FREEFALL PARACHUTE TEAM 12.45pm: CROMER CLUSTER SAMBA BAND 1.15pm: The East Anglian Working Newfoundland Dogs2pm: ROMFORD DRUM & TRUMPET CORPS2.30pm: Marlenes School of Dance 3pm: JEZ AVERY7pm: Carnival Hospitality Tent ~ FINE CIGAR & PORT EVENING ~ £10.Ticket entry only, from Crossways Tobacconists & The Cottage Public House7.45pm: Carnival Marquee ~ CARNIVAL BINGO with CASH PRIZES

IN CROMER7pm: East Beach ~ LIFE SAVING DEMONSTRATION ~ By North Norfolk Life Saving Club8pm: Cromer Parish Church CARNIVAL BAND CONCERT featuring The Norwich Concert Band Tickets £7.50 Adults £3 Children. no concs from Foundations Estate Agents and at the door. 8.45pm: Cromer Social Club CROMER CARNIVAL DARTS COMPETITION Team Finals

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CARNIVAL DAY continuedRUNTON ROAD ARENA


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10pm: Judging OVER 18’s ONLY. MUST WEAR FANCY DRESS. TICKETS NOT AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR. Any person banned under the pub watch will not be admitted to this event. Strictly no smoking in marquee and toilets.

Eight Minutes Equals 200 Of The Tickets AvailableAt 9.00am on Saturday August 3rd,Crossways Tobacconists in Cromer sold 200 of the 900 tickets available for the Fancy Dress Dance during Cromer’s Carnival.By 7.30am the first of many were already waiting outside this land-mark building in Cromer to purchase their Fancy Dress Night tickets.

Pictured Above:

The regular souls who are behind the job of selling tickets to both the Fancy Dress Dance and also this year for the Wine tasting evening, which were all sold in less than 6 mins.In fact all of the 60 tickets to this event were sold by the time that this year’s Carnival Queen Jade Armstrong ( On Left ) had got to the shop.

Above Right: L-R:Rosie Proctor who is going as a Fairy this year.Laura Amis as Dorothy out of the Wizard Of OzJacob Knight as a US 1940s General and Jackie who was there to purchase tickets to the Wine Tasting Evening, as was the gentleman behind Jackie.As is usually the case on this day, there was a very friendly atmosphere among all those waiting to purchase their tickets, even though the number of people waiting in the queue this year wasquite a lot less than inprevious years.Whatever happens, it is always a great night. PK

FRIDAY 23rd AUGUST9.15am: The Pier Pavilion Theatre CHILDREN’S TALENT COMPETITION - Preliminary Heats £2.50, Children £1.50 NO ENTRANTS ON THE DAY. Register from 8am to 9.15am. Forms/details from Cromer Shopping Centre, must be in by 20th Aug. 10.30: Cromer Pier ~ CRAB CATCHING. Handlines & Nets, Classes for each.2pm: WALKING TREASURE HUNT From Cliftonville Hotel round Town Entry fee £2 Route approx. 2 hrs. First off at 2.30pm. Children must be accompanied by adult. RUNTON ROAD MARQUEE

8pm - 1am: FANCY DRESS DANCE with The Yow Yows playing a mix of classic & modern pop covers with a twist.

Special cup for the overall Fancy Dress winner on the night sponsored by John & Jeanie Hedge in memory of Simon Hedge.

For All the Cromer Carnival Details Pick up a programme from the

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For these reasons it is important that while on HRT the woman is regularly monitored to make sure that she is not getting unwanted side effects or increasing her risk of medical harm.

Dr Angela HallattMundesley Medical Centre

This article aims to supply information of a general nature and cannot substitute for the advice of a medical professional. The article is not intended to diagnose health problems or to take the place of professional medical care. If you have any concerns, consult your own doctor. Every effort is made to ensure that the information provided is accurate and correct at the date of publication. No liability is accepted for any omission or inaccuracy.

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Special EventsFriday 16th August9.30am - 1pm : Cromer Methodist ChurchTable Top Sale ~ Book Table £6 on 511 214. Set up from 8.30am. Refreshments.6.30-11pm Maltings Hotel, WeybourneWeybourne Folk Weekend ~ Music, Dance & Song in Folk tradition. All welcome free entry info: 588 781Sat 17th & Sun 18th AugustSa: 1-11pm. Su: 12.30-7pm : The Maltings, WeybourneWeybourne Folk Weekend ~ Music, Dance & Song in Folk tradition. All welcome free entry info: 588 781Sun 18th - Mon 26th August10am - 5pm: Church Rooms, Mundesley.Norfolk Photography Group ~ Exhibition of Royal Photographic Soc. Prints from Monochrome & Nature groups. Free entry. Free parking. Refreshments. www.norfolkphotographygroup.org Wednesday 21st August 12.30 -1.30pm : Holy Trinity Church, W. RuntonLunchtime Concert ~ James Lilwall. Organ. Free, retiring collection. Bring lunch, free tea & coffee. Car Park at Rectory adjoining. 3 - 4.30pm : Coronation Hall, MundesleyA Summer Tea Party ~ hosted by Mundesley & District RBL Women’s Section. £6 for a traditional tea. Tombola, Raffle & other stalls. All welcome. Friday 23rd August 7.30pm: Trunch Village Hall An Evening of Wit, Squit & Shenanigans ~ Pat Nearney & Danny Platton. Tickets £5 on door or in advance: £4 from Trunch Corner Stores, or from Gill tel: 01263 721 314. Saturday 24th August7 for 7.30pm : Haig Club, MundesleyRBL Auction Of Promises ~ With Barbecue. Auctioneer & Entertainer Mr Pat Nearney All Proceeds To RBL Poppy Appeal7.30 pm: St Botolph’s Church, TrunchRecital ~ Anda Anastasescu ~ Piano. Mozart, Silvestri, Debussy & Ravel. Admission at door: £8 (£6 Concs) tel: 722 193 for info. Proceeds to St Botolph’s Church. www.trunchconcerts.co.ukSunday 25th AugustFrom 10am - 1pm : Cromer PromenadeCromer & Sheringham Crab & Lobster Festival ~ World Pier Crabbing Championships. Local craft stalls All 70 decorated lifebuoys on show from 11am.2pm: Pier Forecourt Grand Lifebuoy Auction ~ by Martyn Fox.Details : 07775 337 201.Monday 26th August9.30am. -1pm : Cromer Methodist ChurchTable Top Sale ~ To hire a table £6 tel: 511 214 Set up from 8.30am. Refreshments.Wednesday 28th August12.30 -1.30pm : Holy Trinity Church, W. RuntonLunchtime Concert ~ John Stephens Organ Free admission, retiring collection. Bring lunch, free tea & coffee. Car Park at Rectory adjoining.

Saturday 31st August2-4pm : Bacton Village HallBacton Village Show ~ Crafts, flowers and skills on display. Bar-B-Que, tombola, raffle, plant stall, games, history group display of the 900 yr old Bacton priory & much more. A fun event for all. Visit:http://www.bactongardeningclub.webs.com/

SeptemberSunday 1st SeptemberFrom 10am: Trimingham Village Yard \ Garage Sale ~ Over 20 garages open with many bargains. Further details Liz 834965Wednesday 4th September12.30 -1.30pm : Holy Trinity Church, W. RuntonLunchtime Concert ~ Philip Adams. Organ. Free admission, retiring collection. Bring lunch, free tea & coffee. Car Park at Rectory adjoining. Wednesday 4th September 2pm: Bodham Village HallBodham Club for Ladies Open Meeting ~ “Miss Savidge Moves Her Home”. A talk by Christine Adams about May Savidge who faced a demolition order on her home & decided to dismantle it & rebuild it in Wells-next-the-Sea which took her the rest of her life. Members £2 Non-Members £3 Info: 588 122Thursday 5th September7 for 7.30pm: Northrepps Village Hall Northrepps Film Society ~ Launch. Free showing of The King’s Speech. There will be a film on the first Thurs of each month through to April.Tickets : £4.50 with tea, coffee, wine & beer for sale. Full details : www.northreppsfilmsociety.co.uk.

All plumbing work, bathroom and kitchen installations undertaken,tap repairs, blocked drains, blocked toilets, overflowing cisterns, overflows, burst pipes, showers, immersion heaters, radiators, wall and floor tiling, guttering, new installations. Free quotations.

W.G.STEVENSONPLASTERING CONTRACTORHigh Quality Work, Friendly Professional Service

All Aspects of internal & external plastering& rendering, new builds, renovations

and period restoration work.GREG STEVENSON

Tel: 01263 834 572 Mob: 07867 777 938 Email: [email protected]

Senior Citizen ServicesFor All The Odd Jobs You Hate

Painting & DecoratingGrass Cutting & Gardening

Fencing & Shed Repairs

All Odd Jobs Large & SmallFast & Friendly Service

01263 515 25007836 227 490

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CARPET CLEANINGOVEN CLEANINGSOFA CLEANING

Call Mike at Clean Tech01328 779 134

PC PROBLEMS?

Silver Surfers Computer Services

No problem!Reliable, friendly, efficient service in the

comfort of your own home.Andrew Benn 01263 761 133

Troubleshooting Lost Data Recovery Upgrades Free Advice Tuition

PLEASE NOTE We CANNOT accept details or corrections over the phone. Please post CONCISE copy

to LIS at 30 West St. Cromer. NR27 9DS or e-mail : [email protected]

or via: www.crab-tales.co.uk by NOON Weds 21st August

A J B BuildersAll types of Building work undertaken.

Plastering, Roofing, Brickwork, Installations, Damp Proofing & Timber Protection work.

35 years experience.Phone: 07887 671 141

THE WHITE HORSE

24 West Street, CromerTel : 01263 512 275

The Best Pub in Town Stylish En-Suite rooms available. Free Wifi.

Lovely home-cooked meals available All Week.

Sunday Lunches ~ 12noon - 4pmVoted one of the Best Lunches in Cromer ~ Booking advisable

Now offering Lunchtime Specials (Tuesdays - Fridays) 12 - 2.30pm

Saturday 17th August : 9pm-late Music by (Brick-Red) CardioSunday 18th August: 8pm

Grumpy’s World Famous Charity Quiz for RNLI. Free Entry & Prizes & Food

Carnival Day 21st AugustThe Brilliant Jon Alex throughout

the afternoon & eveningSaturday 7th September: 8.30pmEntertainment ~ Norfolk Squit Danny Platton & Pat Nearney


Cromer Carnival Children’s Weeks

With Libby & Tony For Age Groups 5 yrs & Under,

6 yrs - 9 yrs, 10 yrs - 13 yrs

September Events continued from Page 21

Tabletop / Craft Sale 9am - 3pm St. John Hall, Bond St. Cromer

Last Friday of the month.Tables £6 each Set up from 8am. Refreshments available.

Free admission - donations. Info : 513115 or 07905 941 451 Week Two

Thursday 15th August11am: TIDE FIGHT~ East Beach2.30pm: PAINT A CRAB SHELL~ Pier Friday 16th August Party On The Pier10am: CHALK ON THE PROM12pm: PICNIC & PARTY ON THE PIER1pm: FIRST EVER ‘DUCK RACE OFF THE PIER’2pm: PUNCH & JUDY3pm: MISTER E MAGIC SHOW Followed By Disco, Dancing & Silly Games.For Further Details ~Pick up a programme from numerous outlets or visit: www.cromercarnival.co.uk

Car Boot Sales Wednesdays from 8am : Gold Park, Mundesley

to 4th Sept. No Food stalls. Info : 722 103Saturdays 9am - noon : Bodham Playing Field

Set up from 7.30am Pitch £5. Info : 588 228.Tea, coffee, Bacon rolls & soft drinks available.

No dogs except for assistance dogs.

Ingworth Trosh Ingworth Trosh, which has taken place on the 2nd Sunday in Sept. for the last 9 years, has moved to the 3rd Sunday as several seasons of challenging weather have meant that harvests have been delayed. Last year especially meant that Trosh took place before the harvest had finished so that available manpower was reduced.So the Trosh will be on Sunday 15th September on the new fields near the A140 Ingworth / Erpingham turn off. Follow the signs.

As well as the centre stage Ransome Thresher powered by the Field Marshall tractor there will be a Fun Dog Show. Not a Crufts, but classes for dogs of all shapes and sizes – on leads of course!Tradition will be kept however with ploughing demonstrations, bygones and vintage tractors and machinery.There will be the popular farmers market, alpacas, sheep shearing, owls & reptiles from the Seal & Bird Rescue Trust with raptor flying displays, and also the return of some members of the Norwich and Norfolk Medieval Association.

Plenty for children to do and see alongside stalls of country crafts & produce with refreshments available. Something of interest for everyone.Admission stays for the 3rd year at £4 per adult with children under 16 FREE.If you have a vintage tractor/machinery you would like to bring or would like to have a stall pitch (£20) – country pursuits especially welcome – please ring 01263 761 156 or 768 209.The Trosh is in aid of the three local medieval churches of Alby, Erpingham and Ingworth, all of which are in need of urgent repairs.

Saturday 7th September6.30-11pm: The Church Hall, Church St. HoltCharity Supper Dance ~ 2 Course Supper. Ballroom/Sequence/Latin & Fun Dances. Compere: Niall O’Brien. Raffle.Proceeds to Church Development Fund. £10 pp. Booking Essential on: 713 760 Wednesday 11th September12.30 -1.30pm : Holy Trinity Church, W. RuntonLunchtime Concert ~ Bryan Ellum. Organ. Free admission, retiring collection. Bring lunch, free tea & coffee. Car Park at Rectory adjoining.Saturday 14th September 10am - 4pm: All Saints Church Upper SheringhamCharity “Bargain Day” ~ New, Nearly New & Jumble. Tombola, cakes, Tea & coffee. Free Parking

Sunday 15th September From 2pm: Cromer Parish Hall.

Cromer Orchestra Open Day

All orchestral instrumentalists of Grade 5, or higher, are welcome to come along & play a selection of

music including: Shostakovich – The Second Waltz, Tchaikovsky – Excerpts from the Nutcracker Suite,

Badelt – Pirates of the Caribbean, Barry – Dances with WolvesSchönberg – Les Misérables.

No cost for the afternoon. Refreshments provided. Just bring your own music stand & enthusiasm!

Details from Norman Moor 511 600. If you can’t make the Open Afternoon but would be interested in joining the orchestra please come to

one of our rehearsals at 7pm on a Monday at Cromer High School Music Block.New players are always welcome, particularly brass & string players.

From Pete’s Pen


GARDENERS RETREAT TEA ROOMSOPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

ALL DAY BREAKFAST ~ 2 COURSE LUNCH SPECIALSHOMEMADE CAKES ~ AFTERNOON TEAS

SUMMER TIME IN OVERSTRAND

STOCK NOW IN FOR SUMMER COLOUR

Hardy Perennials, Shrubs, Roses,

Herbs, Alpines, Trees and Lots More.

ALSO LARGE SELECTION OF PET & WILD BIRD

FEEDS

OPEN Monday - Saturday

9am - 5pm Sunday : 10am - 4pmtel: 01263 579 485

GARDEN TOOLS WATER FEATURES

PARASOLSGAZEBOs

&GARDEN FURNITURE

3 X 56 LTR COMPOST

£10

Until Sunday 1st September‘Priory Maze turning ‘Blue’

No it’s not the imminent arrival of winter, it’s the theme for the new NOVA artworks

are on the walls of the Priory Maze café near Sheringham until September 1st.

Far from being chilly, the shades of ‘Blue’ in this new display will be more reflective of the sparkling sea and the shimmering

sky of our coastal strip - with some quirky surprises too, including some lovely azure

papier maiche bowls and delicate pale-turquoise ceramics.

Exhibiting NOVA artists will be Ruth Brumby, Katrina Cole, Rainie Kay,

Shane Mallett, Sarah Scott & Jackie Watson. Futher info from: 01263 820 942.

For details of NOVA visit: www.artinnorfolk.co.uk

Dear Philip,As I know that you are a keen supporter of all things Mundesley, I expect that you were at Lifeboat Day.Mundesley Coastwatch( NCI Mundesley) regularly exercises with the Lifeboat crewby using our radio to guide them to mock incidents.

The picture above shows our stand at the Boat Day, with some of our volunteers.You probably know that we are open 365 days a year, 12 hours a day.We keep an eye on people and animals on the beach and the cliff. All types of shipping – large and small is also monitored.Best wishesAdrian Frais

Dear Editor,What an extraordinary response to an innocent swimmer ! Would Mr. Holmes have found it more acceptable for the gentleman to bathe fully clothed? Or perhaps Mr. Holmes is of the persuasion (voiced to me by a Norfolk primary school child) that you only swim in swimming pools - the sea is just for paddling in?Sarah WatkinsIngworth

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Sheringham Lifeboat Service LaunchThe Sheringham Lifeboat was launched at the request of Humber Coastguard on Thurs 1st August to go to the assistance of two young people on a Jet Ski which had broken down approx 1 mile off Water Lane West Runton. The tide was on the last of the ‘flood’ with a 3 knot easterly wind generating a ½ metre of swell.The father of the of the two young people padelled a Kayak out to to help and being unable to re-start the Jet Ski all three then decided to swim ashore.The Lifeboat arrived and collected all three, who were being taken away on the flood. The Life-boat returned to the Jet Ski which by then was being blown a long way off; and towed both the Jet Ski and kayak back to West Runton beach where the casualties were handed over to the coastguard to be de-briefed.Fundamental LessonAlways stay with the craft. Helmsman: David HaganCrewmen : J Crisp, P Pretty & K Webster.


Pilates Every Tuesday 7 - 8pm Call: 01263 579 208 to book in. £5.00 per session

Children's Clothing Sale ~ Every Sunday 10am - 3pm

Breakfast Every Day -

Breakfast Every Day - 9am - 11am

Entertainment ~ ALL WELCOME Thurs 15th August : DANNY HOBDAY - Local guitarist ~ 8pm - 10pmFri 16th August: THE SEQUINS ~ 9pm - lateSat 17th August: SIMON PHILLIPS ~ 9pm - lateSun 18th August: Children’s Entertainment CRAZY CORIN ~ 3pm - 6pm CRAZY CORIN Games Show ~ 8pm onwardsTues 20th August: BINGO & DISCO ~ 7pm - 10pmWeds 21st August: Children’s Entertainment STEVIE SPUD ~ 4 - 6pm & 7:30 - 8:30pmThurs 22nd August: Children’s Disney Film. On the big screen in club house 2 - 3:30pm GIOCOSO ~ Local Duo Guitarist & Violinist ~ 6pm - 8pmFri 23rd August: SEMIBREVE ~ 8pm till lateSat 24th August: BEACH BOYS WEEKEND ~ 9pm - lateSun 25th August: Children’s Entertainment SEMIBREVE ~ 8pm till lateMon 26th August: Children’s Entertainment STEVIE SPUD ~ 4 - 6pm & 7:30 - 8:30pmTues 27th August: BINGO & SEMEBREVE ~ 8pm till lateWeds 28th August: Children’s Entertainment STEVIE SPUD ~ 4 - 6pm & 7:30 - 8:30pmThurs 29th August: Children’s Disney Film. On the big screen in club house 2 - 3:30pm GIOCOSO ~ Local Duo Guitarist & Violinist 6pm - 8pmFri 30th August: McMILLAN COFFEE MORNING with Raffle ~ From 10am

Zumba Every Thursday 6.30 - 7.30pm

Located in the glorious North Norfolk countryside, Woodland Holiday Park is a haven of tranquillity and an ideal place to relax and unwind

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