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Extract from the Cley-next-the-Sea Travel Guides:
Travelling west from Sheringham, the A149 meanders through a pretty rural landscape offering occasional glimpses of the sea and a shoreline protected by a giant shingle barrier erected after the catastrophic flood of 1953, a disaster which claimed over one thousand lives. After seven miles you reach
CLEY-NEXT-THE-SEA
, once a busy wool port but now little more than a row of flint cottages and Georgian mansions set beside a narrow, marshy inlet that (just) gives access to the sea. The original village was destroyed in a fire in 1612, which explains why Cley's fine medieval
Church of St Margaret
is located half a mile...
read the whole Cley-next-the-Sea Travel Guides...
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