Go slow in Norfolk

STRETCHING from its iconic north coast to the Breckland region in the south and encompassing both the flatlands of the Fens and the unique wetlands of the Broads, Norfolk's landscape is more varied than many realise. This distinctive corner of England was largely bypassed by the Industrial Revolution. It’s a region of rolling farmland, ancient woodland and hundreds of villages. It is also the place in which to travel slowly. 

The latest title in Bradt’s Slow Travel series – Slow Norfolk – is a personal and entertaining look at one of Britain's most beautiful counties. It’s written by freelance travel writer and photographer Laurence Mitchell – who specializes in places firmly off the beaten track – and costs £9.99.

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