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Sunbeam motorcycle, Norfolk Broads, 1933

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Sunbeam motorcycle, Norfolk Broads, 1933

A chic young woman in shorts and beret stops outside some modern almshouses on the Norfolk Broads on her Sunbeam motorcycle. The almshouses were built by the Earl and Countess of Stanhope in memory of a son who had died in Australia. The thatched roof was made from reeds from the nearby marshes

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1933 Beret Broads Countess Marshes Motor Bikes Motor Cycle Norfolk Reeds Roof Shorts Stanhope Sun Beam Thatched Touring


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A Charming Moment in Time: A Young Woman's Motorcycle Tour of the Norfolk Broads, 1933 This photograph captures a moment of leisure and freedom as a chic young woman takes a break from her motorcycle tour of the Norfolk Broads in 1933. Dressed in fashionable shorts and a beret, she pauses outside a set of modern almshouses, built by the Earl and Countess of Stanhope in memory of their late son who had tragically passed away in Australia. The almshouses, with their distinctive thatched roofs, were constructed using reeds harvested from the nearby marshes, a traditional building technique that adds to their charming character. The Earl and Countess's thoughtful tribute to their son stands as a testament to their love and commitment to their community. The woman's Sunbeam motorcycle, a popular choice for touring during the 1930s, is parked nearby, its sleek lines and shiny chrome a striking contrast to the rustic architecture of the almshouses. The sunbeam of light filtering through the trees adds to the serene and idyllic atmosphere of the scene. This photograph transports us back to a bygone era, a time when the Norfolk Broads were a popular destination for tourists seeking adventure and relaxation. The blend of history, architecture, and transport is a testament to the rich tapestry of the Norfolk Broads and the enduring allure of the open road.

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