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See Cley Windmill towering over the marshes. The five-storey mill which was bult in the early 19th century is now a bed and breakfast.
Cley Windmill is a Grade II* listed tower mill at Cley next the Sea, Norfolk, England which has been converted to hotel accommodation.
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Discover Robin Bouttell's Pinkfoot Bronzes - wildlife sculptures - and paintings by wildlife artists from Cley, Norfolk and beyond.
Walk from Cley to Blakeney along the Norfolk Coast Path, a dividing line between the salt and freshwater marshes.
Built by Sir Alfred Jodrell, this museum is a window into the "cabinet of curiosities" era. Alongside an assortment of shells, this museum also features a sugar bowl used by Queen Elizabeth I, a collection of Glandford artefacts and a tiny wooden barrel "made from teak of HMS Warspite — a ship which was involved in the Battle of Trafalgar".