Norfolk has been named one of the UK's top foodie destinations.
The editors of Condé Nast Traveller compiled a list of the 13 "most delicious corners" of the country - and it will come as no surprise to locals that Norfolk was included.
The article specifically hailed Nelson's County as the best place to find "locally sourced, grown and produced ingredients".
"Norfolk is big sky country, where rolling farmland seems to stretch for miles," it said.
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"Unsurprisingly, local produce and ingredients are top-notch, and local chefs have been making the most of what’s on their doorstep for years, whether at fine-dining restaurants or chilled-out pubs."
The writers also highlighted some of their favourite restaurants - Benoli and Benedicts in Norwich, The Neptune in Hunstanton and The Gunton Arms in Thorpe Market.
The other locations included were the Cotswolds, Margate, Edinburgh, Bruton in Somerset, Cornwall, Birmingham, North Berwick, Cumbria, Aberystwyth, The New Forest, Bristol and Yorkshire.
The lifestyle publication also recently named the Norfolk Broads as one of the country's most "underrated destinations".
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