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HORSEY WINDPUMP - Norfolk, England - National Trust | UK Days Out

We visit National Trust property Horsey Windpump in Norfolk, England. We climb to the top of Horsey Windpump for some lovely views across the Norfolk Broads, then take a walk from Horsey Windpump to beautiful Horsey beach where we see some seals frolicking in the sea.

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Richard and Kevin are Exploring the Norfolk Broads!

Kevin Hall suggested we go to the Norfolk Broads for an exploration and I said @Sounds Super!'

After arriving at our B&B in Stokesby, we decided to go to investigate the locality and if possible catch a glimpse of a river or windmill on the way.

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Richard and Kevin are Exploring the Norfolk Broads - Part Two

This is part two of a walk Kevin Hall and I undertook in the Norkfolk Broads after driving up from Sussex. We are at Stokesby and have just finished a section of the footpath that was temporarily closed, but it continues to take in a drainage sluice and old commissioned windmill.

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Greener Boating and the environment

Meet Andrea Kelly, Conservation Officer for the Broads Authority and lean about the area's wildlife, and how to care for the enviroment. Also sailing hire boats and advice on where to find safe moorings.

Major flaw in the sand scaping at Walcott

I’ve been making videos on the Walcott sand scaping project for a while, as from day 1 ive never thought it was going to be a success sadly. Using sand as a sea defence on a beach with a serious coastal erosion problem , to me has never made sense. It cost 20 million pounds to cover the beach in sand dredged off Corton in Suffolk. Once completed , the first storm was around 3 weeks later. Lots of sand was lost and the previously covered groynes reappeared. Now fast forward a further month, if that, and we have torrential rain. Just look at the state of the beach now! Huge chunks of sand have been washed away and the concrete path we used to be able to walk on is suddenly back! Before agreeing to this scheme and paying 20 million , did no one actually go to the beach and look properly? No, it seems not. If they had, they would have noticed all the drainage tunnel systems right along the road that take away the water from the road. A little google search or a local tv search would show endless clips over the years of the sea making its way up onto the road. This very effective drainage system took the water off the road and away from the shops and cafe along the beach at Walcott and put it back on the beach. As soon as the torrential rain arrived, the drainage system once again did its job, put the water onto the beach! Only this time with devastating results to the newly added sand. What an absolute mess! A complete disaster in just a matter of weeks. We haven’t even got to winter yet, which will brings endless storms making huge waves and battering the beach hourly ..... if there’s any sand left by the end of December 2019 I’ll be very surprised.
Of course , the groynes are all terribly broken now from the heavy machinery that did the sand scaping. These will need to be replaced in time and all the sets of metal steps down to the beach that had stood for years... are now a mangled mess. You can see this in one of my photos in this clip. To think someone was paid for this project to be thought up in the first place .... let alone then others agreeing to it being undertaken , is just mind boggling, but hey, what do I know !?!?
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Rare find video!! Grey seal sleeping on pier steps. UK beach

Fail Army check this one out.. Spotted a grey seal sleeping on the steps.. Having never saw one in the wild, I approached it ???? watch till the end.