Wander through weeping willows on the Wensum then tuck into Gamekeeper’s pie and ‘Beers that Belong’ at a Beautifully restored watermill.
Above the A148, that’s north Norfolk proper – Blakeney, Cley, Wells,” says Siobhan Peyton. “And that gets mobbed.” South of that road is a lesser-known, watery corner of Norfolk, placid and empty-looking under big East Anglian skies. We turn off the A148 on to a narrow lane between hedgerows. It comes to a dead end after half a mile, but what an end. Here the great river of Norwich, the Wensum, is in its infancy, flowing clear and shallow under weeping willows, then under a 260-year-old watermill, which has been a pub since the early 19th century....
Our inaugural Perudo night, our favourite game.
Arrive from 7pm, for 7.30pm start. All levels and groups welcome, from novice to professional.
We will play in games of six, feel free to join as a group or an individual. Game sets will be provided. We can't wait to see you there!
About Perudo
Perudo is a descendent of the ancient South American game 'Dudo', more commonly known today as Liar's Dice. Played by two or more people, it is quick to play—the faster the more fun! In Perudo, players take it in turns to bid on how many dice of a certain number are under everyone's cups. They are eliminated when their bids are successfully challenged (or dudo'd) and they have no dice left. The last person standing wins.
If you haven't played before, don't worry, don't worry as we will be give a masterclass before hand, it is incredibly easy to pick up and once you play, you won't every look back.
Join a table or come as a group £3 entrance per person. The Winner (There can only be one) Take All Cash Prizes
Chef will be rustling up something special in the kitchen as usual
More dates to be announced