Wild Swimming Walks Norfolk & Suffolk

 


Welcome to our page celebrating the launch of Wild Swimming Walks Norfolk & Suffolk, a book by Eve Stebbing in the Wild Things publishing series. Please use this page to comment on any walks and swims you do. Eve is hoping that this will become a hub for local knowledge about paths (and path changes), erosion, folk stories and more. Keep in touch! 




                                                   



 







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  1. EveMay 27, 2026 at 5:55 AM

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  2. EveMay 27, 2026 at 5:57 AM

    I am just testing the comments to check you can contribute! - all seems to be working. My first update is to say that we recently walked at Pentney Abbey, where there is an alternative route to the one in the book. When you come through the gate as described, go through the hole in the hedge and then right up to the back of the beautiful old gatehouse. With the building in front of you, turn left and go straight along the hedge, avoiding the front drive of the Abbey. This is a more direct route to the swim, and still gives a really good view of the remains of Pentney Abbey.

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  3. EveMay 27, 2026 at 6:02 AM

    ... while I'm at it, here is another comment. Someone who was buying a book mentioned that she had been "white water rafting" at Hellesdon Mill (!) - apparently after heavy rain, there is a standing wave in the mill pool. Interesting fact.

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