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North Norfolk: A week in pictures
Salthouse village viewed across the marsh from the East Bank at Cley. Photo: Simon Bamber - Credit: Simon Bamber
A selection of some of the best reader pictures submitted through iwitness.co.uk
A view west from North Walsham of the sun setting and mist rising. Photo: Brian Hicks - Credit: Brian Hicks
North Norfolk is arguably one of the most beautiful corners of the country.
From beaches and seaside towns to open fields and woodlands, we are inviting readers to send us photographs of their favourite places.
And each week we will publish a gallery of your stunning snaps.
Do you have a photograph you would like to share? Uploading your pictures has never been easier, just log on to our sister site -www.iwitness24.co.uk - and follow the step by step instructions.
Morston Quay at low tide showing Dunlin feeding at the waters edge. Photo: Trevor Taberham - Credit: Trevor Taberham
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A golden sunrise at Wells. Photo: Reg Holl - Credit: Reg Holl
A foggy afternoon at Wells-next-the-Sea. Fishing boats returned after completing their catch. Photo: Chris Betts - Credit: Chris Betts
The River Wensum near Three Brick Arches in Fakenham. Photo: Martin Sizeland - Credit: Martin Sizeland
Salthouse village viewed across the marsh from the East Bank at Cley. Photo: Simon Bamber - Credit: Simon Bamber
Watching the sea at Walcott. Photo: Ann Kellett - Credit: Ann Kellett
