Take to the North Sea on these Norfolk fishing trips & see if you can sea fish! As one recent happy customer commented: ' This is how fishing should be. Just arrive & go fishing'. So without further ado let us tell you what you can expect on the day you go sea fishing in Norfolk. Your departure point depends on the time of year. In the spring & summer months you set off from Brancaster Staithe. During April you can expect to be hauling in skate & cod with May to October being Tope season. In the winter it's a day of fishing for cod from Lowestoft Marina. & you'll more often than not catch a mackerel or two at anytime of year. Some of your catch (subject to fishing rules & etiquette) can then be taken home with you for the freshest tastiest fish supper ever. You'll be ferried out from the harbour to the fishing boat which will be moored in deep water. Once onboard & the kettle on your skipper will take you to the prime fishing spots. Experienced skippers like Jake know these Norfolk waters really well & know in which parts of the sea to look for which species of fish & when. ' Off The Hook' is a 10-metre long Offshore 32 fast fisher that's nice & stable in the water. There's plenty of seating space around the fishing stations. Each comes with rod reel & bait
- basically everything you need for a decent day's sea fishing on the cold waters off Norfolk's coast. There's even a loo onboard which is no bad thing considering the bottomless cups of tea & coffee that are served during your fishing trip! Even if sea fishing isn't 'your thing' these day trips give you the chance to take in all the best views of the Norfolk coastline. Depending on the time of year you might head out of the estuary & around Scolt Head which is really pretty. Having (hopefully) fully loaded the bait bucket it's time to up-anchor & head back into port as the sun sets. Bliss! These Norfolk fishing trips are available all year round include all the gear you need & offer a great day's sea fishing for all ages. Make a weekend of it with friends or family & discover this most beautiful part of Norfolk.
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See sporting venues castles & country houses on our Sightseeing Tours of Nottingham! Taking off from Nottingham Heliport you will enjoy both the thrill of a ride in an executive helicopter & being able to see the sights of Notts from the air. Five & 10 minute pleasure flights will see you climbing aboard the luxury exec chopper popping on your own personal intercom headset & strapping yourself in ready for the ride. The sensation of lifting off vertically into the air is truly amazing then the pleasure of these flights is whizzing over the countryside around the airport at speeds of up to 100mph & at just 1000ft off the ground
- the perfect choice for a first heli trip. On the 15 minute tour you will swoop down into Nottingham city centre crossing the river at West Bridgford where you'll get a superb bird's eye view of Trent Bridge Cricket Ground the Nottingham Forest stadium & Notts County's Meadow Lane pitch too. No aerial tour of Nottingham would be complete without...
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Name a Rose for that special someone! A wonderful romantic gesture with personal meaning for a loved one to be cherished. With this name a rose gift they can watch their roses grow & flower in the garden year after year. Each name a rose bush pack comes with a packet of seeds in a metal gift tin. These grains are totally unique & as yet unnamed so once you plant the seeds you can register the name of your very own variety of these classic blooms. The name you choose will even be entered into the International Rose Naming Registry which is regularly updated & held in the British Library as the horticultural reference point. These flowers have a long & colourful history. Roses have always been a symbol of romanticism (what could be more tender than to naming a rose after your lover?). The first literary reference as the queen of flowers " Ode to the Rose " was by the Greek poetess Sappho in 600 BC & by 1200 AD a handful of types including Damaska Gallicas & Scot Roses had... ...

Name a Star & register you love for the star in your world! With millions of stars out in space only the nearest & brightest that shine in space have been given a name so you can add a real twinkle to the life of someone you love by buying this name a star gift box from Intotheblue & naming a star after them. Most of us have heard of some of the more well known named celestial bodies in our solar system like Polaris the Pole or North Star Sirius the dogstar or the bizarrely named Betelgeuse. We are also likely to recognise some of the classic constellations visible in the northern hemisphere such as Orion with it's distinctive belt of three stars Ursula Major (the Great Bear) & the famous Big Dipper. Of course its easy to forget that our closest neighbour in space has the most recognisable title of all...the Sun! With the naked eye it's possible to see a few thousand twinkling wonders in the dark night sky so how cool would it be if it was you naming a star out there? Ins... ...

A prime spot in a prime building overlooking London's most famous square for your National Gallery afternoon tea! We think everyone from culture vultures to art heathens will love this experience as you get to sip on your tea & enjoy dainty miniature cakes at the nation's favourite art gallery & museum. You will be taking tea in the National Cafe by Peyton & Byrne. It's a light & airy dining room just off the main National Gallery entrance. With muted colours & elaborate wood panelling all around it's a rather elegant & charming affair with a mix of tables chairs & booth-style seating. As London's National Gallery is the fourth most visited art museum in the world when there is a big visiting exhibition on the restaurant can be quite busy but that all adds to the convivial informal atmosphere of the place. & in fact as the entrance to the permanent collection is free we think a little tour to see some of the 2 300 paintings housed here is the perfect pre-afternoon tea arty treat. When you make your way to the National Cafe the maitre d'hôte will show you to tour table & take your drinks order. Waiting staff will serve your lavish spread which all comes on a three-tier st&. This high tea consists of dainty little sandwiches with tasty fillings such as smoked salmon or whipped mint ricotta cheese. The homemade bread used is delicious &

Includes:: bruschetta & brown breads too. On the sweet side of the things you might have a mini creme brûlée an eclair or an oh-so-cute little Victoria Sponge. & of course no afternoon tea not even one at the National Gallery would be complete without freshly warmed scones with a good dose of Cornish clotted cream & fruit preserve. We have to say this is a very elegant place to have tea
- especially if you go for the Champagne option. & with so much to see & do in the area as well it makes for the perfect pit stop to a day out in the capital.


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