I am looking forward to reading this new purchase, which I discovered whilst doing a Google search for the eccentric artists who were friends of Revd George Chambers, and stayed at Carbrooke Vicarage for a while during 1920/30's. We have a number of pieces by them in the church, including our Nativity figures. I didn't realise how much work they did in Norfolk, especially mural panels that are dotted around the city.
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Enid Clarke (nee Smith)
It is with sadness we hear of the death of Enid Clarke on Sunday 27th September 2020 , aged 100 years. Enid moved to Carbrooke at the age of...
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On 17 th June Tom Thurston presented a most informative talk on the History of the Heavy Horse in Carbrooke Village Hall. Thank you to ev...
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It is great when bits of Carbrooke Heritage are rescued and reused as would have been in the past. For example the old church at Carbrooke P...
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Lovely sunny day today, and at this time of year I can’t help but notice all the seasonal smells there are, particularly plants. Wallflowe...
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