Monday was a Bank Holiday in the UK and hubby and I spent the weekend in Norfolk.
We headed off early Saturday morning to avoid the heavy weekend traffic. En route we stopped in Cambridge where we had a wonderful breakfast and did some sightseeing.
King’s College
Breakfast
Market Square with Great St Mary’s Church in the background
A street
We then went on to visit Oxburgh Hall and St Johns’ Church in Oxborough, Norfolk.
Oxborough Church and Cemetery
Church interior
Oxborough Church
Oxburgh Hall
Oxburgh Hall
Oxburgh Hall
From there we headed to our final destination but I couldn’t resist stopping by the roadside to take some photos of one of the many rapeseed fields we drove past.
Rapeseed field
Rapeseed field
We arrived at our seaside hotel in time for a short walk and a tasty dinner (no photos).
Part 2 tomorrow with Sunday’s photos.
lena de almeida 
Ah! These are beautiful snaps, Lena. I marvel at those majestic buildings. I believe they are ancient too, right? The much we have here are the old churches–some quite big– built by our colonial masters, the British. The rapeseed fields look like a still mass of greenish-yellow water. Love it 🙂
Thank you Uzoma. Oxburgh Hall was built in the 15th century and the Church is early 16th! Can you imagine how many generations they have seen? There are many of those rapeseed fields in the area, I love the way they look too.