Norfolk Bookworm

Micro Review Goals I am hoping to get to 50 Micro Reviews by the end of the year but what with Christmas preparations, reading projects and ...

  The annual 30 Days Wild initiative from the Wildlife Trusts has become a real highlight of my year, and while this past year has seen us g...

  2020 has been an unusual year to say the least but the often good weather and restrictions on travel have had some plus points - Mr Norfol...

Time for me to post a confession - please don't think that the slow down in book related posts has anything to do with the Kentishbook...

Since early 2018, when I started to recover from the brain hemorrhage, Mr Norfolkbookworm and I have spent a lot of time outdoors whenever...

As the days have lengthened and the weather improved we've been spending a lot more time outside in beautiful Norfolk (and Yorkshi...

Oh dear another large gap between posts. I am a terrible blogger right now. I do have three good reasons (I refuse to call them excuses)...

The Wildlife Trusts have an initiative every June called 30 Days Wild - this encourages people to get out and about connecting with the na...

August saw me reading fewer books that in recent months but this was a for a great reason - Mr Norfolkbookworm and I have been on an Ameri...

Fishermen & Kings: The Photography of Olive Edis, Castle Museum, Norwich. October 2016. As a photographer I am always interested in...

Exactly 150 years ago today (June 30th 1864) President Abraham Lincoln signed a bill creating the Yosemite Grant. This was the first insta...