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The Great Cley Floods 11

The next speaker was a young boy, Geoffrey Sayers from Blakeney, who with the support of his parents in the audience, was keen to tell his view of...

The Great Cley Floods 10 - part 2

“I settled down in the tree, perched in the branches and looked around to take stock. The sea between me and the church and Holt Road was rough,...

The Great Cley Floods 10

Next to speak at the Flood Thanksgiving Party was a twenty year old man, “Buttercup Joe” Lee, and he told how he nearly didn’t survive. “I had been...

The Great Cley Floods 9

April 16th, 1953 When all the mess had been got under control, and most people were back to normal lives, it was decided that there should be a...

The Great Cley Floods 8

April 16 th 1853 Rebecca put away her book, looked out of the window, and thought how lovely the flowers looked. It had been a hard winter, but the...

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