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Did you win?
You entered our spring competition with gusto (thank you) but all must good things must come to an end. If you put your name in our hat to win dinner, bed and breakfast at The Kings Head in Letheringsett, then scroll down to see if you have won. Good luck! […]
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Muddy stays: The Kings Head, Letheringsett
When temperatures stubbornly refuse to waiver above zero for almost a week, it’s time for a treat – and there’s nothing like a lavish hotel stay in the countryside to put the world back on its axis. Having reviewed lunch at the handsome Kings Head in Letheringsett back in October, I was thrilled to be invited back for dinner, […]
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Muddy stays: Congham Hall, Grimston
After a day sitting at my desk watching the rain soak everything in sight, the timing of my visit to Congham Hall Hotel is like a breath of spring air. Leaving work on a Wednesday, I curse myself for choosing to come in the evening, fearing dense traffic and yet more rain as the sky turns dark. […]
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Muddy stays: St Giles House Hotel
There’s an episode of Sex and The City (season 5) where Carrie has writer’s block: “The worst thing about not being in a relationship,” she explains “is when your job is to write about being in a relationship.” In this scene, Carrie bemoans her single status as the cursor flashes before her. While sitting at my desk […]
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Muddy stays: The Hoste
As promised, here’s part two of my wonderful weekend away courtesy of The Hoste in Burnham Market. With the spa treatment published, it’s time to tell you about the best part: the hotel (oh and the dinner, yum, yum). Firstly, about Burnham Market: if you could design a village that has everything (beauty, charm, intelligence), […]
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Muddy stays: Cley Windmill
One of the best things about writing Muddy is the hotel stays – and boy are there some amazing places to bed down for the night in Norfolk, so many that it would be prudent to keep an overnight bag continually packed and by my front door (it’s a tough job…). But it’s admittedly hard […]
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Muddy stays: The Boathouse
When it comes to places to stay for the night, a watery setting is hard to beat – ever wondered why Venice is so popular? But you don’t need to get on a plane to get your dose of watery wonderland – Britain’s largest protected wetland is right here in Norfolk. Ta-dah! The third largest inland waterway in […]
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