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Seven reader photos capturing some of Norfolk’s most loved towns and villages
The view from Wiveton Downs on a frosty, misty but sunny sunrise Photo: Martin Sizeland - Credit: Martin Sizeland
Here is a collection of some of your finest photographs from some of Norfolk's best-loved towns and villages.
Raindrops sparkling on a spiderweb in the hedgerow Photo: Hilary Gostling - Credit: Hilary Gostling
From Dereham, the heart of Norfolk, to the quaint rural market towns of Fakenham and Reepham to the simply stunning coastal community of Wells and the wonderful villages in between, these places have so much going for them.
We want you to help us capture that beauty on camera to share with our readers.
Each week we will compile a gallery of some of your brilliant snaps from these areas.
To upload your pictures, just log on to our site www.iwitness24.co.uk and follow the step by step instructions.
Dark skies over Brancaster Photo: Conchita Ridgewell - Credit: Conchita Ridgewell
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Boat on the marshes at Thornham Photo: Richard Brunton - Credit: Richard Brunton
Inside South Creake Church Photo: Lesley Buckley - Credit: Lesley Buckley
A pair of longtails were chasing each other through the lower branches of strumpshaw woods Photo: David Brooker - Credit: David Brooker
On walking back from Wells along the coastal path to Stiffkey met this charming sight Photo: Ann Holden - Credit: Ann Holden
