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	Cley next the Sea -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The many (One of two official languages of Belgium; closely related to Dutch) Flemish gables in the town are a reminder of trade with the (The lowland region of western Europe on the North Sea: Belgium and Luxembourg and the Netherlands) Low countries.
		Cley is one of the best sites for seeing rare birds in Britain because of its location and habitats.
		Cley is the home of the Bird Information Service, publishers of (Click link for more info and facts about Birding World) Birding World.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/c/cl/cley_next_the_sea.htm (268 words)

	Cley next the Sea - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cley next the Sea is a village (population 376
		Despite the name, Cley (pronounced "Cly") has not been "next the sea" since the 17th century, due to land reclamation.
		It is hard to imagine Cley as one of the busiest ports in England, where grain, malt, fish, spices, coal, cloth, barley and oats were exported or imported.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cley_next_the_Sea (291 words)

	Cley next the Sea, Norfolk: food for free (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Between Cley church and the main part of the village you'll encounter sloes, the ancestor of all of our cultivated plums and probably the tartest, most acid berry you'll ever taste (as Richard Mabey puts it "just one cautious bite will make the whole of the inside of your mouth creep …").
		Wild sea kale is around too; though it's tougher and has a stronger flavour than its cultivated cousin, you can use it in the same way (just blanch it first to remove any bitterness).
		If you're in Cley on an August Saturday, the summer stalls on Cley Green are always worth a look: run to raise funds for the church and other local causes, they're manned (well, okay, womanned) by local people who bring along the usual selection of jams, chutneys, cakes and things, all home made.
	www.cley.org.uk /food_for_free.htm (1925 words)

	Cley Windmill, Cley Next the Sea, Holt presented by A1 Tourism (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The River Glaven was navigableas far as Glandford and ran into the sea half a mile north west of the village.
		The Duchess of Bedford, who was finally lost at sea flying her own aircraft, was one of the frequent visitors during this period.
		The Mill stood firm but much of the furniture was damaged or washed away and a sea wall was built around the remainder of the village.
	www.a1tourism.com /uk/cleymill.html (1088 words)

	Data
		Cley has both salt and fresh water marshes, large areas of reedbed and grazing marsh providing a variety of habitats to encourage the local species for which Cley is famous - Bittern, Bearded Tit, Sedge, Reed and Grasshopper Warblers and a selection of passage waders such as Wigeon, Teal, Shoveler, Pintail etc. have been seen.
		Cley is one of the few sites in Britain with breeding Bittern, the booming call of the male can sometimes be heard in the early morning or evening.
		Cley is in close proximity to many stately homes, including Holkham Hall (only 8 miles away) - which also boasts one of the finest unspoilt beaches in England, Blickling Hall, Sandringham and Felbrigg Hall.
	www.exploring.co.uk /north_norfolk/data/Cley.htm (1109 words)

	Cley-next-the-Sea
		The harbour is both narrow and shallow, and forms in its course to the sea a junction with the Blakeney channel: the custom house for this and the neighbouring ports is now removed to Lynn, but there is a sub-office at Blakeney.
		In 1406 James, son of Robert Bruce, King of Scotland, being on a voyage to France, was driven by stress of weather on this coast, and detained by the mariners of Cley, who sent him prisoner to London.
		J.P. of Letheringsett, is lord of the manor and chief landowner, and is owner of Cley Hall, which is occupied by his eldest son, C.W.H. Cozens-Hardy esq.
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	Property for sale in Cley Next The Sea \| Find Cley Next The Sea property for sale Norfolk
		Cley next the Sea is a village on the River Glaven in Norfolk, England, 4 miles north-west of Holt and east of Blakeney.
		Despite the name, Cley has not been "next the sea" since the 17th century, due to land reclamation.
		All advertisements for Cley Next The Sea property are placed by our partner estate agents.
	www.norfolkpropertysales.co.uk /com_0_cley_next_the_sea.html (300 words)

	Cley-next-the-Sea, Norfolk - White's 1854 Directory
		Cley had formerly a small market on Saturday, and has still a pleasure fair on the last Friday and Saturday in July.
		The harbour is very narrow and shallow, but in its course to the sea it forms a junction with the Blakeney channel.
		In 1406, James, son of Robert Bruce, King of Scotland, and heir apparent to the crown, being on a voyage to France, was driven by stress of weather on the coast, and detained by the mariners of Cley, who sent him prisoner to London.
	apling.freeservers.com /Villages/Cley54.htm (349 words)

	BBC - Beyond the Broadcast - Making History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		I have been told that they were responsible for the land reclamation from the sea to produce grazing pastures.
		Nowadays, place names from Cley next the Sea in the east to Holme next the Sea in the west say much about the landscape's history.
		Cley, on the River Glaven, has not been "next the sea" since the 17th century, because of land reclamation.
	bbc.co.uk /education/beyond/factsheets/makhist/makhist9_prog8b.shtml (685 words)

	AngliaCampus : Introduction
		Cley marsh has been a nature reserve since 1926.
		Cley is well known for its windmill, which has been a regular sight on the BBC as the backdrop for the recent hot air balloon programme link.
		The Trust has its own free car park which can be found on the A149 between Salthouse and Cley, which is situated 23 miles north of Norwich.
	www.angliacampus.com /athome/feat/outabout/cley/page01.htm (365 words)

	Dr. Frank's What's-it: Greetings from Hobbiton
		Despite the name, it's not actually all that "next" to the sea-- it's a good two mile walk to the rocky shore by the quickest route.
		Cley (which rhymes with "sigh" for some reason) was once a thriving sea port, they say; now it's just a tiny village in the middle of nowhere.
		I imagine there are other places on earth where you can do that, but this is the one I know firsthand.
	www.doktorfrank.com /archives/002438.html (303 words)

	terroir - award winning restaurant in Cley, north Norfolk: where (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Cley next the Sea, usually just known as Cley (and pronounced Cly, to rhyme with fry) is one of the small predominantly
		Cley village website for contacts), though please be aware that terroir can't offer secure bicycle parking.
		For beach lovers, Cley beach is one of Norfolk's unsung delights - while lacking the celebrity sands of Holkham and Brancaster, it's quiet, has fabulous views in either direction and remarkably comfortable pebbles.
	www.terroir.org.uk /where.htm (716 words)

	Roll of Honour - Norfolk - Cley Next The Sea
		Individual memorials in St Margarets Church Cley Next Sea Norfolk (pronounced cly) the stones are in the new grave yard opposite the side entrance.
		Aged 27. Born Cley- next-the-Sea. Lived Kilburn Lane, Middlesex. Enlisted Marylebone, Middlesex. Son of Robert and Alice Pinchen, of Cley, Norfolk; husband of Grace Alice Pinchen, of 5A, Allington Rd., Kilburn Lane, London.
		February 1941. Aged 22. Son of Francis James and Elizabeth Lewis, of Cley next the Sea, Norfolk. Commemorated: Chatham Naval Memorial, Kent. Panel 45, 2.
	www.roll-of-honour.com /Norfolk/CleyNextTheSea.html (1479 words)

	Holiday Cottages in North Norfolk England : Dolphin Cottage
		Situated in the picturesque High Street, Dolphin Cottage reflects the old fashioned charm of the unspoiled village of Cley, while at the same time combining very well appointed accommodation with all modern conveniences.
		Facilities in Cley include two excellent pubs, The George and Dragon and The Three Swallows, a renowned delicatessen, a post office, a traditional smoke house selling smoked fish and pates, a pottery and a bookshop.
		Our flint-faced cottage, built 20 years ago, sits in the heart of the High Street in Cley, a few yards along the road from The George and Dragon, one of two delightful pubs in the village, both of which sell real ales and excellent food.
	www.internet-cottages.com /DolphinCottage.htm (646 words)

	Cley Boat Club
		Cley Boat Club was formed in 1994, with the idea that people using the old Cley Channel for recreation might need a collective voice with which to safeguard their rights of access following the installation of the new flood defences.
		Whereas the Environment Agency is committed to keeping the channel open, this commitment is surely dependant on the need to keep the Glaven free flowing, and to a lesser extent, the right of navigation along the channel.
		Cley was once one of the country's foremost harbours, and the Cley Channel could accommodate ships of 150 tons and above.
	www.angelfire.com /mi3/blakeney (299 words)

	Cley Next The Sea bed and breakfast, cottage and self catering accommodation, Cley Next The Sea guest houses, hotels & ...
		Cley Next The Sea bed and breakfast, cottage and self catering accommodation, Cley Next The Sea guest houses, hotels & other holiday accommodation and places to stay in Cley Next The Sea.
		Cley Next The Sea holiday accommodation and places to stay including bed and breakfast (B&B) in Cley Next The Sea, cottages, guest houses, hotels in Cley Next The Sea, chalets, holiday lets, flats & apartments, camp sites & caravan parks.
		Below are links to places to visit in and around Cley Next The Sea, places to eat or drink at, in and around Cley Next The Sea, along with useful shops, stores and outlets for while your holidaying or visiting in and around Cley Next The Sea.
	www.gocoastal.co.uk /resort_guides/cley_next_the_sea (790 words)

	Cley next the Sea Information Online - Motoring & Classifieds in and around Cley next the Sea, UK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		If you have any news or information related to Cley next the Sea or would like an article to be published in Cley next the Sea Information Online, fill in a simple form or send it to us and we will do the rest.
		Cley next the Sea Information Online is part of the UK information network.
		Cley next the Sea Information Online is an independent site and is not affiliated with, or officially sponsored by any local authority or tourist information centre based in Cley next the Sea.
	www.britinfo.net /fp-I-AVB.htm (424 words)

	Cley Smokehouse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The pity is that Cley Smokehouse no longer offer a mail order service; if you want to try their produce you will have to go Cley-next-the Sea in person.
		Not that it should prove a hardship, Cley is a charming one-lane village with old clapperboard houses and a windmill - with its sails intact - facing out to sea.
		The shop itself is small and dark with the actual smoking is all done in the back in a large brick smoke chimney.
	www.foodloversbritain.com /organisations/organisation-664.html (358 words)

	Welcome to Cley next the Sea
		If it’s walking, sailing, sea fishing or visiting historic houses that you enjoy, then the area is good for these too.
		Paston is a three-bedroom detached house with a large garden in a quiet back road in the village of Cley next the Sea.
		Cley nature reserve, Blakeney Point and long distance coastal path are local attractions.
	www.users.dialstart.net /~richardporter/accomodation.html (304 words)

	Norfolk, England - InfoSearchPoint.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		It has borders with Lincolnshire to the west, Cambridgeshire to the west and southwest and with Suffolk to the south.
		Its northern and eastern boundaries are the North Sea coast, including The Wash.
		Caister, Castle Acre, Castor, Chedgrave, Clenchwarton, Cley next the Sea, Cockley Cley, Coltishall, Cromer
	www.infosearchpoint.com /display/Norfolk,_England (318 words)

	Boutique, Luxury Bed and Breakfast Norfolk, UK, Luxury B&B, Holt, Cley Mill
		After enjoying a wonderful dinner in the beamed dining room (part of the original warehouse built in 1713), you can relax in front of the open fire in the magnificent circular sitting room furnished with antiques, before watching the sunset from the upper floor.
		This wonderful Windmill offers unique accommodation overlooking the sea and the salt marshes at Cley-Next-the-Sea, Norfolk.
		The mill has been converted into a guesthouse whilst retaining great character and charm, and the old stables and boathouses are now stylish bedrooms or self-catering retreats.
	www.cleymill.uniquehomestays.com (1022 words)

	Directory - Regional: Europe: United Kingdom: England: Norfolk: Cley next the Sea
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		Cley next the Sea is a beautiful village situated on the unspoilt North Norfolk Coast.
		Welcome to Cley next the Sea · cached · Describes the village and its history with information about accommodation, bird watching and walking.
	www.incywincy.com /default?p=838229 (103 words)

	self catering holiday cottages in Norfolk, East Anglia: Cley next the Sea
		is a charming 200 year old brick and flint cottage situated in a quiet position in the heart of the pretty village of Cley.
		From Cley beach one can walk to Blakeney Point - an area of outstanding natural beauty with its birds, seals and sandy beaches.
		Spacious yet cosy sitting room, fully carpeted with open fireplace, colour TV, comfortable sofa and armchairs, and a sofabed which can sleep 2 if required.
	www.cottageguide.co.uk /littleholme.clay (216 words)

	Cley next the Sea Information Online -Events in and around Cley next the Sea, UK
		If you are looking for information on how to get around we have details of Train times and ticket bookings, Coach times and ticket bookings plus a list of UK Maps to help you find where you are going.
		Please note that we can only provide information supplied by the venues or organisers of events in Cley next the Sea.
		If we don't have an event listed in Cley next the Sea Information Online, it's because we have not been informed about the event.
	www.britinfo.net /fp-E-AVB.htm (329 words)

	Made in Cley Gallery
		Please click on one of the icons to find out more about our pottery, jewellery, prints and sculpture.
		Visit us in our gallery in Cley-next-the Sea, a beautiful village on the
		All our products are hand made on the premises by a group of craftspeople
	www.madeincley.co.uk (62 words)

	Dr. Frank's What's-it: December 2001 Archives
		The village church is situated next to my girlfriends' parents house.
		In fact, it would not be much of an exaggeration to say that most people in Norfolk have a medieval church next door.
		Outside of Norwich itself (which famously has a church for every day of the year-- each with a corresponding pub, as the saying goes) there are nearly seven hundred in the Norfolk countryside.
	www.doktorfrank.com /archives/2001_12.html (10132 words)

	Norfolk holiday cottages: Skylarks in Cley next the Sea
		Norfolk holiday cottages: Skylarks in Cley next the Sea
		Close by the mill, on a quiet pathway right in the heart of Cley, you will find Skylarks, a modern flint faced cottage built amongst older properties.
		Garage for one car (further parking in quiet cul-de-sac nearby).
	www.cottageguide.co.uk /skylarks (210 words)

	Holiday cottages in or around Cley-next-the-Sea, Norfolk, England - local self-catering accommodation, including ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Boat trips available with owner from Cley Windmill.
		Exceptional 180-degree views over bird reserve to sea.
		Delightful spacious traditional cottage, recently modernised and comfortably furnished, in large, enclosed, peaceful garden in heart of picturesque Cley village.
	www.stilwell.co.uk /show_town.asp?Q=hc\|L4074537 (1083 words)

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