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	Caister on Sea
		Caister is a couple of miles north of Great Yarmouth on the B1159; or follow the coast road down from north Norfolk for a leisurely drive.
		The remains of Caister castle - a moated castle with a 100-foot tower built in 1432 - are also worth a visit.
		Caister has recently seen an explosion in restaurants and takeaways.
	www.edp24.co.uk /Content/Postcard_From/caister.asp (0 words)

	A Bite Size History Lesson of Caister On Sea (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Throughout the 19th century it was usually referred to Caister next Yarmouth and in 1927 the Parish Council formally applied for it to be changed to Caister on Sea, to reflect the growing popularity of the village as a holiday resort".
		Caister was once part of an island, later called the Isle of Flegg, and was situated on the northern edge of a large estuary.
		John Fastolf was born in 1378 in the manor house in the west of the village.
	www.caisterscouts.org.uk /caister_history.htm (787 words)

	BBC Online - Norfolk - Extra - Caister Lifeboat
		Caister Volunteer Rescue Service in Norfolk was Britain’s first privately-run lifeboat station and operates the country’s only offshore lifeboat, independent of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution.
		Sandbanks off the coast of Norfolk at Caister are among the most dangerous waters around Britain.
		The long history of life-saving, now an integral part of the village, began in the late 18th century, when a company of beachmen was set up to operate a salvage and rescue business.
	www.bbc.co.uk /norfolk/your/extra/caisterboat.shtml (220 words)

	Caister Cricket Club -- THE EVEN BIGGER SEASON...
		Caister were 164/4 off 37 over’s and a total of 180 seemed the destined total.
		With 20 over’s reaming Hethersett were 47/6 and they simply had to go for it which worked to Caister’s advantage with Greeny and Bartram picking up the final four wickets to bowl Heathersett out for 82 which was 119 runs shy of Caister’s total.
		The bowling display of the Caister players was simply awesome on a batsman paradise and everyone can be proud of their achievements against a strong Hethersett team.
	www.freewebs.com /caistercc (0 words)

	Caister Castle (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Caister was built in 1432 by Sir John Falstaff, under the reign of Henry VI (1422-60), who granted only 5 such licenses, with Caister being one of them.
		The most interesting thing about Caister is the fact that it is built out of Brick, and is one of the very few to be built that way.
		Caister wasn't the strongest of castles because of it's brick walls.
	www.geocities.com /jojogoob/Caister.htm (527 words)

	Norfolk Churches
		And so, to Caister, part of that long ribbon of coastal development down the east coast from Winterton in Norfolk to Kessingland in Suffolk.
		Caister is an ancient place; its castle was home to Sir John Falstoffe, his character notoriously defamed by Shakespeare.
		Caister has its industry and holiday centres too, but, to anyone outside of Norfolk, the town is most immediately associated with its lifeboat.
	www.norfolkchurches.co.uk /caister/caister.htm (932 words)

	CAISTER ON SEA (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The alignment follows the modern A1064 from Caister through Filby, and continues via a minor road crossing the B1152 just north of Clippesby, passing within yards of the Ashby Hall Rectory.
		It is possible that the Bure was forded at this point, and the overland route continued on the western side of the river the last three miles to Brampton, though the suspected east-west Roman road of "Low Street" crossed the Bure two and a half to three miles further north.
		The Caister - Venta Icenorum road possibly crossed the Bure near Stokesby, though it is unknown whether the road ran through Mantby and Thrigby or took the more southerly route via Runham.
	www.roman-britain.org /places/caister_on_sea.htm (489 words)

	Caister Castle Car Museum Caister-on-Sea Great Yarmouth Norfolk East Anglia England English
		Caister Castle is an impressive moated brick quadrangle fortress, founded by John Falstolf.
		In the third ward is the modified Barge House, with a wide arched water-gate underneath it and a large round flanking tower at one corner.
		Caister Castle is located west of Caister-on-Sea, off Castle Lane.
	www.castleuk.net /castle_lists_east_anglia/134/caistercastle.htm (158 words)

	Offshore Technology - Caister Murdoch Phase 3 Gas Production
		The original Caister Murdoch development followed Conoco's decision to open up a section of the southern North Sea designated as Quadrant 44.
		Caister also produces gas from Bunter formations, which has a lower pressure than Carboniferous gas and contains 15% nitrogen, compared to the CO2 in Carboniferous.
		It was decided that to develop the reservoirs, an unmanned wellhead platform would be used, located at each field to provide support for the wellheads and trees, to house the well-control equipment and to allow an accurate testing of the wells individually, to ascertain gas and liquid flowrates.
	www.offshore-technology.com /projects/caister/index.html (719 words)

	Caister Castle Great Yarmouth Norfolk (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Built in 1432 by Sir John Falstaff, Caister Castle had only one of five such licenses granted by Henry VI.
		Caister castle is a moated castle with 100-foot tower built in 1432 on the site of the early fortified manor house where Sir John Fastolff was born.
		Caister Castle has the largest private collection of motor vehicles in Great Britain, from 1893 to the present time, including; the first real motor car in the world the 1893 Panhard et Levassor, Jim Clark's Grand Prix 'R14', Christine Keeler's Cadillac Eldorado, the 1st Ford Fiesta and the last drophead Morris 1000.
	www.greateryarmouth.co.uk /caister_castle.htm (199 words)

	1st Stop Caister Holidays
		We own one luxury caravan which is sited on the Haven Holiday Park at Caister Norfolk.
		Caister Holiday Park is a lively park with a cheerful atmosphere, an action packed holiday, filled with family activities, kids clubs and fabulous night time entertainment
		Caister-on-sea is a bus ride of some 4 miles away from Great Yarmouth so there`s lots of traditional seaside fun at hand for all.
	www.1ststopcaisterholidays.co.uk (0 words)

	Caister Holiday Park â“ Caister on Sea
		Caister has become one the most loved and treasured caravan parks to be found in the UK today.
		Caister Holiday Park is big in every sense, stretch your legs along the huge expanse of safe, sandy beach, picnic in the extensive sand dunes, or revel in the big time Park action.
		With Great Yarmouth so close by and the traditional seaside right on your door step we're sure you will agree that Caister will be the choice of British families for their UK holiday for many years to come.
	www.havenholidays.com /parks/Norfolk/caister/index.aspx?affiateid=34 (463 words)

	Caister On Sea in Norfolk, East Anglia, England, UK
		Caister On Sea in Norfolk, East Anglia, England, UK Caister On Sea in Norfolk, East Anglia, England, UK
		From as little as only £29.99 plus vat per year, we can build you a website and register for you a domain name of your choice.
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	www.caisteronsea.com (150 words)

	Caister dating and Caister personals for Caister singles (Site not responding. Last check: )
		There is a lot made of people not being who they pretend to be behind a computer screen, but this is a hobby participated in by consenting adults, and a little bit of role-play may help the relationship as much as the swinging itself.
		Even if you live in Caister, swinging is perhaps better suited to classifieds located in places other than just Caister than any of our other services.
		The number of swingers in Caister may be sufficient for some, but chances are that you want more regularity and more variety.
	www.drdating.com /personals/adult/Caister.html (352 words)

	Caister - Visit Caister Holiday Park
		Caister is now one of the most popular Caravan Parks.
		The entertainment programme at Caister has seen lots of changes over the years, to mark this Caister Holiday Park will recapture some of the spirit of the last century with a regular day of 'Retro Fun'.
		Caister Holiday Park is big in every sense, stretch your legs along the huge expanse of safe, sandy beach, picnic in the extensive sand dunes, or revel in the bigtime Park action.
	www.havenholidays.com /book/promo/eng/parks/CC_large.aspx (477 words)

	Barking & Dagenham Erkenwald Basketball Club (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Shakey's route the first time I ever went, when he picked me up in Barking, drove to Rayleigh to pick up Jonny Lee and then drove to Orpington to pick up his mate Kev will probably never be beaten....
		One of the referees for the game is Major Tim Brown of the Army, he's one of the Caister organisers and he sports a genuine Captain Slack-bladder style moustache.
		After eating the traditional Caister breakfast of sausages, beans and scrambled egg that will take (me - as it's my job again for the 11th successive year) about 5 washes to get off the bottom of the pan, we're ready to go.
	www.seaedge.net /erks/caisterblog.php (2702 words)

	Things To Do - Great Yarmouth Tourism Web Site (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Caister has its own stadium, which hosts both greyhound and stock-car racing.
		Caister also has its own unique and privately run Volunteer Rescue Service who maintain the lifeboat tradition.
		In Caister Cemetary a memorial stands in memory to the nine crewmen lost at sea when the "Beauchamp" capsized in 1901.
	www.visitgreatyarmouth.co.uk /things_to_do/things_to_do_beaches.asp?p=things_to_do_caister_on_sea (233 words)

	News - Great Yarmouth Local Strategic Partnership
		The first Caister Partnership meeting was held on Monday the 14th of November.
		Plans are underway to open the first CLIP office in Caister.
		The CLIP office may be located in either the Community Centre or the Caister Youth and Community Centre — plans are yet to be finalised so watch this space for further news.........
	www.gylsp.org.uk /caister/t_news.php (124 words)

	Caister dating and Caister personals for Caister singles (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It can be difficult to find local people in Caister who share the same sexual preference as you.
		To many the topic of lesbianism is still a taboo and so perhaps through lack of confidence or lack of potential partners it may be difficult for you to find potential lesbian partners in the local area.
		The number of lesbians both in Caister and around the world reaches into millions, and thousands of these are using the internet for Caister personals and Caister dating.
	www.drdating.com /personals/lesbian/Caister.html (294 words)

	CAISTER-ON-SEA
		We are two pensioners who bought our caravan at Caister 18 months ago.
		The cost was £12000 for the van, but with all the add-
		Second chapter in the Caister caravan sale saga.
	www.rockleypark.net /caister-on-sea.html (0 words)

	Contact Us
		The Friends of Caister Lifeboat formed shortly after the appeal for the Bernard Matthews Lifeboat, such was the interest in the new lifeboat its crew and the services that were carried out.
		Many subscribe when visiting our Lifeboat Day in August sometimes they have been on holiday in the area and been impressed by the activities they have seen and wish to stay in touch.
		As a Friend of Caister Lifeboat your annual subscription will bring you a quarterly newsletter which covers the services carried out by the lifeboat, the launches, rescues, details of events, progress of the appeal, and information about the various crewmembers and others who operate the lifeboat service at Caister-on-sea.
	www.caister-lifeboat.org.uk /friends.htm (331 words)

	Hotels in Caister-on-Sea \| accommodation in Caister-on-Sea hotels Norfolk
		Caister Castle, Caister on Sea, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk.
		An attraction in its own right, Caister Castle also has the largest private collection of motor vehicles in Great Britain.
		Caister Castle is an impressive moated brick fortress, founded by John Falstolf.
	www.kayukay.co.uk /caisteronseahotels.html (448 words)

	Local Exchange Trading Scheme - Caister on Sea
		The Caister scheme was born on 7th April 2005 and was put together by local residents Laura Taylor and Ruth Bond (Caister's Pottery).
		The group covers Caister and surrounding villages and is open to anyone.
		New members can join and trade without waiting for their services to be listed in the next directory or update sheet.
	www.caisterfroglets.co.uk /index.htm (554 words)

	Walk #257: Rudram's Gap to Caister-on-Sea
		I found it amazing that in the 1860's (when much of the population would never even have seen the sea) the Grocers of England paid for a lifeboat to be stationed at Mundesley, and the Great Eastern Railway Company carried her to Mundelsey from Shadwell in London.
		On the prominent red lifeboat station in Caister is a little sign stating 'Caister men never turn back'.
		This building is the Caister lifeboat station, and there is a car park immediately inland from it.
	www.britishwalks.org /walks/2002/257.php (2060 words)

	Caister Ringtones - Ocean Soul Promotions the home of soul, jazz funk. and Caister Soul Weekender anthems
		Caister Ringtones - Ocean Soul Promotions the home of soul, jazz funk.
		Available now over on the Official Caister website - This is a world first for Caister due to the complexity of recreating these classic Soul and Jazz-Funk tunes.
		Thomas Dolby over in the USA was even brought in to assist in developing this innovative technique to format this style of music.
	myweb.ecomplanet.com /DELA2911/mycustompage0010.htm (145 words)

	Caister Great Yarmouth
		At Caister you are just one step away from exuberant holiday resorts like Great Yarmouth, the pearl of the Norfolk holiday coast.
		Find Out About Owning Your Own Caister Caravan
		We are looking for caravan owners in the following (and other) parks:-
	www.caister.org.uk (0 words)

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