Colours of the Norfolk Broads
50 Pictures in Colour of the Norfolk Broads with descriptive Notes.
Autor: Jarrold (John) and Sons, Publishers, London, Erscheinungsjahr: um 1900
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Inhaltsverzeichnis
- Picture 01 - On the Bure.
- Picture 02 - Coltishall Lock.
- Picture 03 - Yachting Staithe, Coltishall.
- Picture 04 - Belaugh Church.
- Picture 05 - Wroxham Bridge.
- Picture 06 - Wroxham, from Bridge.
- Picture 07 - Wroxham Broad.
- Picture 08 - Hoveton Broad.
- Picture 09 - Salhouse Broad.
- Picture 10 - Horning.
- Picture 11 - Horning Mill.
- Picture 12 - Horning Ferry.
- Picture 13 - Mills Staithe, Ranworth.
- Picture 14 - Reed Staithe, Ranworth.
- Picture 15 - South Walsham Broads.
- Picture 16 - Ludham Bridge.
- Picture 17 - Barton Staithe.
- Picture 18 - Stalham Staithe.
- Picture 19 - On the Thurne.
- Picture 20 - Potter Heigham.
- Picture 21 - Potter Heigham.
- Picture 22 - Horsey Mere.
- Picture 23 - Boat Houses, Horsey Mere.
- Picture 24 - Corner of Horsey Staithe.
- Picture 25 - Staithe and Mill, Horsey Dyke.
- Picture 26 - Hickling Staithe.
- Picture 27 - Sea Palling Beach.
- Picture 28 - Acle Bridge.
- Picture 29 - Sportsmens Staithe, Ormesby Broad.
- Picture 30 - St. Olaves Reach.
- Picture 31 - St. Olaves Bridge.
- Picture 32 - Fritton Lake.
- Picture 33 - Fritton Decoy.
- Picture 34 - Fritton Lake.
- Picture 35 - Oulton Broad.
- Picture 36 - Oulton Regatta.
- Picture 37 - Yacht Basin, Lowestoft.
- Picture 38 - Lowestoft Harbour.
- Picture 39 - Geldeston Lock.
- Picture 40 - Beccles, From the River.
- Picture 41 - Gorleston Harbour.
- Picture 42 - Reedham, from Railway Bridge.
- Picture 43 - Reedham, from Railway Bridge.
- Picture 44 - Cantley, on the Yare.
- Picture 45 - Buckenham Ferry.
- Picture 46 - Bramerton Woods End.
- Picture 47 - Postwick Reach, Whitlingham, near Norwich.
- Picture 48 - Thorpe St. Andrew, Norwich.
- Picture 49 - Thorpe Reach.
- Picture 50 - Pulls Ferry, Norwich.
- Picture 52 - Collins Yachts.
- Picture 53 - This Hotel adjoins Liverpool Street Station.
- Picture 54 - Royal Links Hotel, Cromer..
Foreword.
Foreword
THE reputation of the Broads of Norfolk is now far-famed, and as a holiday resort they are most deservedly popular. Herein we have endeavoured, with the aid of camera and skill of artist, to depict, in their natural colourings, a number of pictures of scenic beauty peculiar to this charming district; while the concise descriptive notes accompanying the views will, we hope, prove instructive and interesting to the visitor, without being tiresome.
A yachting tour through these water-highways will prove a delightful source of pleasure to all lovers of an aquatic holiday, and in the diversity of scenery and amplitude of amusement, the most fastidious will be content. To the seeker of rest and quietude, the lily-spread lake, the narrow water-road, with its characteristic tall reeds and bulrushes, the luxuriant growth of flowers and grasses by the riverside, the song of the lark, high in the blue heavens, and the dreamy glamour of it all, will appeal and charm. To the more vigorous holiday-maker, the animated scenes of the regattas at Wroxham, Oulton, and Acle; the exhilarating rush with the breeze, up rivers and across lakes, will afford unbounded pleasure; while the angler will meet with good sport, and may be able to add to the larder a variety of fish. The atmosphere is pure and invigorating, and will give renewed health and strength to all who spend a holiday at this beautiful English lakeland.
No trouble or expense has been spared to place before the public, in this volume, a work which will entirely eclipse in artistic beauty and value anything previously published; and we believe every visitor will appreciate it as a permanent memento of a pleasant time spent in this picturesque district.
THE PUBLISHERS.
THE reputation of the Broads of Norfolk is now far-famed, and as a holiday resort they are most deservedly popular. Herein we have endeavoured, with the aid of camera and skill of artist, to depict, in their natural colourings, a number of pictures of scenic beauty peculiar to this charming district; while the concise descriptive notes accompanying the views will, we hope, prove instructive and interesting to the visitor, without being tiresome.
A yachting tour through these water-highways will prove a delightful source of pleasure to all lovers of an aquatic holiday, and in the diversity of scenery and amplitude of amusement, the most fastidious will be content. To the seeker of rest and quietude, the lily-spread lake, the narrow water-road, with its characteristic tall reeds and bulrushes, the luxuriant growth of flowers and grasses by the riverside, the song of the lark, high in the blue heavens, and the dreamy glamour of it all, will appeal and charm. To the more vigorous holiday-maker, the animated scenes of the regattas at Wroxham, Oulton, and Acle; the exhilarating rush with the breeze, up rivers and across lakes, will afford unbounded pleasure; while the angler will meet with good sport, and may be able to add to the larder a variety of fish. The atmosphere is pure and invigorating, and will give renewed health and strength to all who spend a holiday at this beautiful English lakeland.
No trouble or expense has been spared to place before the public, in this volume, a work which will entirely eclipse in artistic beauty and value anything previously published; and we believe every visitor will appreciate it as a permanent memento of a pleasant time spent in this picturesque district.
THE PUBLISHERS.
Cover Colours Norfolk Broads
01 On the River Bure
02 Coltishall Lock
03 Yachting Staithe, Coltishall
04 Belaugh Church
05 Wroxham Bridge
06 Wroxham from Bridge
07 Wroxham Broad
08 Hoveton Broad
09 Salhouse Broad
10 Horning
12 Horning Ferry.
13 Mills Staithe, Ranworth