Norfolk is a county in Britain in East Anglia in the east of England, the area of which is bounded by the North Sea to the north and east. There is also an area of salt marshes between the counties of Norfolk and Lincolnshire, called The Wash.
The fishing rods, after which East Anglia and England themselves were named, have been settled here since the fifth century AD and later became the north folk (the "northern people") and the south folk (the "southern people"). This resulted in "Norfolk" and "Suffolk".
After our first tour of the center of the city of Norwich, we made our way back through some of the numerous urban parks, which along the Yare and Wensum Rivers make Norwich green and alive as a stand-alone facility.
The city of Norwich, about 100 miles northeast of London, is arguably the most fully preserved medieval city in the United Kingdom, so at least was our impression after a first sightseeing tour.