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Weavers and Wherrymans Way, Braydon Water, Great Yarmouth, uk

The Weavers Way, a 60 mile long distance footpath through Norfolk linking Cromer and Great Yarmouth. The Weavers Way takes its name from the cottage weaving industry that established itself during Middle Ages around the North Walsham area. The path is characterised by the various sections that it passes through on route, firstly historic halls, then old railways followed by river walks before the final section across the lowland Norfolk landscape with its characteristic big skies.