Stories

Ivan shares his memories of his time as a coypu trapper for Coypu Control on the East Anglian marshes. He details some background on coypu,

Archie was born in London and his family moved to Norfolk when he was a child. He talks about his childhood and later life on

Jennie started working for the Coypu Research Laboratory in 1979, she was one of three trappers and the only lady. She tells us about working

Gerry’s early working life in the Royal Navy and his second career as a river inspector were bridged by his post as master of Carrow

Tony had a long career in Colman’s print shop, from 1947 until it closed in 1984. He then worked for Mansfield’s packaging and print for

Stanley was a civil engineer who became fascinated with weaving. He is especially keen on carpet weaving and has several looms. His wife is a

Paul has spent most of his working life working on the Broads, building and fitting out boats, including working on world speed record holding boats.

David was born and brought up on the Broads and worked for the yacht and hire fleets. His passion for windpumps led him to team up

Dorothy moved Norfolk when she was five years old. She loved needlework at school and is passionate about quilting and embroidery to this day. I

Beryl went to teacher training college in the early 1950s. She got her first teaching job in 1955 and taught children in both state and