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North Norfolk: a week in pictures
I wish they would hunt all day as it must be one of the most peaceful and special ways to spend your time, all alone on a field with these creatures for company Photo: Gavin Bickerton-Jones - Credit: Gavin Bickerton-Jones
A selection of our favourite reader pictures submitted through iwitness.co.uk in the last week.
Highland Cattle at Horstead Mill Photo: Peter Dent - Credit: Peter Dent
North Norfolk is arguably one of the most stunning corners of the country.
From beautiful beaches to breath-taking countryside and quaint towns and villages in-between, we are asking our readers to send in photographs of their favourite places in North Norfolk.
Each week we will compile an online gallery of some of your brilliant snaps of the area.
To upload your pictures just log on to our sister site www.iwitness24.co.uk and follow the step by step instructions.
Summer time in Norfolk Photo: Dave Montgomery - Credit: Dave Montgomery
If you'd like to see more stunning iWitness photos then please follow our iWitness24 Norfolk Facebook group.
After a week of mist a clear sky gave us a lovely North Norfolk sunset with people enjoying a walk and a spot of fishing Photo: Alan Stevens - Credit: Alan STEVENS
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Spring lambs out in the grass enjoying the sun Photo: Rebecca Egmore - Credit: Rebecca Egmore
Wells Beach Photo: Lesley Buckley - Credit: Lesley Buckley
The fog slowly lifted to provide this wonderful view across the landscape Photo: Ian Harrison - Credit: Ian Harrison
