Lost for words, for once!!!!!!

Wasn't expecting that and we had always been in the mindset that they had waited so long to call us back that we would just refuse the house when / if the call ever came (scratching head madly).So me and hubster spent the night and into the morning discussing the pros and cons of this move and the fact that we'd decided to focus our search on the other side of England (scratching head madly again) . Hubster still wants the move, the fresh start, the veteran football YES we'd all forgotten about the vet football team, he'll be broken hearted if he didn't get on the team :(. Now forgetting the RIOTS from our previous blog lol, we put down the deposit and fingers crossed it gets accepted. Honestly getting a house sometimes renders you to mush as you have no power over any consequence.
I've put up a few pics of Long Stratton and some info and hopefully we'll ALL get excited about the move.

LOL!!!! Vets team has no picture. Basically Long Stratton is exactly as described a long road into Norwich with a village built either side of the road!!! Simple! Has both junior and senior schools so boys are sorted and a very large Solar co-op lol!

So a brief image of Norfolk, there are apparently 7 parts to Norfolk. 

Breckland

Breckland boasts the best climate in the UK with low rainfall and hot summers. Its unique geography and climate give rise to a range of rare and unusual wildlife, and there is also lots to do for all the family in the area.

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Broadland

Broadland is renowned for the famous Norfolk Broads - Britain's magical waterland with over 125 miles of navigable waterways, as well as beautiful countryside and charming and picturesque towns and villages.

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Greater Yarmouth

Great Yarmouth and the surrounding area have all the ingredients for a perfect summer holiday, with over 15 miles of sandy beaches, family attractions and all weather entertainment.

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North Norfolk

North Norfolk is renowned for its spectacular coastline, fantastic wildlife, miles of glorious beaches, dramatic cliffs, and charming seaside towns and villages.

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Norwich

Norwich is the most complete medieval city in the UK, and is excellent for those who enjoy shopping, arts, heritage and culture. Norwich was shortlisted for UK City of Culture 2013.

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South Norfolk

South Norfolk is a lesser known part of the county but has some of the most unspoilt and beautiful countryside. It is the perfect base from which to explore Norfolk.

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West Norfolk

There are around 550 square miles of West Norfolk and every single one of them has something to surprise, inspire and delight. The historic port of King's Lynn has a wealth of heritage museums and attractions for all the family.

So Long Stratton is in South Norfolk - 

 Key Facts

• Long Stratton lies 10 miles south of Norwich on the main A140. It is the central village in the Long Stratton Neighbourhood Policing area.
• The other villages that make up the area are Carleton Rode, Bunwell, Forncett, Tibenham, Great Moulton, Aslacton, Wacton, Swainsthorpe, Newton Flotman, Flordon, Tharston, Tasburgh, Hapton, Hempnall, Hardwick, Shelton, Topcroft, Woodton, Bedingham, Saxlingham Nethergate and Morningthorpe.
• The village of Long Stratton is the largest of the neighbourhood and is home to South Norfolk Council and an amount of local amenities; churches, schools, playing fields, a leisure centre, surgeries, pubs and several shops.