Welcome back to our Festive Norfolk journey - today we discuss our Christmas tradition for the last 10-odd years, Christmas Day Parkrun.

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Today our chat is about the Norfolk Biffin: a Norfolk apple, slow-baked and dried, which is gently pressed flat during the cooking process.

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Welcome back Norfolk-Enjoyers! Today Andrew has a Victorian Christmas Tale, related to thank you gifts for 'letter carriers'.

Do you provide your 'Postie' with a gift at Christmas? Perhaps you are a 'Postie' at Christmas! Please drop us an email with any comment: [email protected]

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A tiny tale of Christmas in Norfolk for December 12th - halfway to Christmas Eve!

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Open the door to today's 'audio advent' and discover a Norfolk link to Medieval Christmas traditions.

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This time, a chilly pod portion of Norfolk Christmas: we're chatting festive dips, and not the delicious variety...

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Many of us enjoy a large Christmas dinner, but in Great Yarmouth in East Norfolk there was once a tradition to provide a town-wide Christmas breakfast.

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Winter walking is one of our favourite things to do in Norfolk around Christmas time, and that's what's behind today's 'audio advent door'.

Do you have a favourite Norfolk winter walk? Let us know - [email protected] - we’re always looking for new trails to try.

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Christmas in Norfolk hasn’t always been plain sailing. During the English Civil War, the Puritan-dominated Parliament passed legislation to abolish Christmas and other religious festivals, viewing them as popish and an excuse for excess and immorality. A full ban on celebrations was enacted in June 1647.

Guess how Norwich reacted?

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Did you know, Norfolk has a longstanding connection to Royal Christmas celebrations?

On Day 6 of our audio advent calendar, we discuss this topic!

If you have any comments or memories of Christmas in Norfolk, royal-related or otherwise, please drop us an email [email protected] - we’ll try to share it in an episode at New Year.

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