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North Norfolk: a week in pictures
View of Weybourne Mill from the Poppy Line train. Photo: Lesley Buckley - Credit: Lesley Buckley
A selection of our favourite reader pictures submitted through iwitness.co.uk in the last week.
This deer was having a good nap in the sunshine, then noticed me with camera got up and jumped the 6ft fence and made a hasty get away. Photo: Wayne Smith - Credit: Wayne Smith
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.
Sunday afternoon on the beach watching the boats coming home. Photo: Joe Macmurray - Credit: Joe Macmurray
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Blickling Hall and it'’s wonderful wisteria tonight. Photo: Julie Frost - Credit: Julie Frost
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The Gorse flowers may be starting to die off but the heath still looks lovely in the sunshine. Photo: Richard Brunton - Credit: Richard Brunton
A dead tree on the River Bure on a glorious sunny day. Photo: Martin Sizeland - Credit: Martin Sizeland
Some of the wildlife in the garden. Photo: Terry Postle - Credit: TERRY POSTLE
