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True Norfolk craftsman headlines Colby Show

82 year-old wheelwright shows restored wagons alongside fascinating display of models, classic cars, crafts – and a Maine Coon catColby Show Day, Colby St Giles Church, Long Lane, Colby, NR11 7EE, Wednesday August 5th, 10am to 4pm. An eclectic mix of unusual vintage vehicles and models, drawn from private collections and rarely available for the public to see, will be on display at St Giles Church, Colby, on Wednesday August 5th.  They include one quarter scale agricultural wagons, made or restored byNorfolk’s renowned self-taught wheelwright, Brian Sarsby.  Brian himself will be on hand,

True Norfolk craftsman headlines Colby Show

82 year-old wheelwright shows restored wagons alongside fascinating display of models, classic cars, crafts – and a Maine Coon cat Colby Show Day, Colby St Giles Church, Long Lane, Colby, NR11 7EE, Wednesday August 5th, 10am to 4pm. An eclectic mix of unusual vintage vehicles and models, drawn from private collections and rarely available for the public to see, will be on display at St Giles Church, Colby, on Wednesday August 5th. They include one quarter scale agricultural wagons, made or restored by Norfolk’s renowned self-taught wheelwright, Brian Sarsby. Brian himself will be on

Colby Church: not normal, even for Norfolk

Open day allows visitors to enjoy church’s unusual features, as well as traditional English teas and local walksColby Church Open Day Saturday 19th July 2014, 10am – 5pm Traditional afternoon teas and stalls Homemade cakes, jams & marmalades In a county blessed with beautiful village churches, Colby stands out.  In 1749 it was in such a bad state of repair that the north and east walls were pulled down.  So Colby St Giles is a mix of 13th century flint and 18th century brick.  As a result, and thanks also to a slightly lopsided aspect, it’s a true celebration of that great

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