North Norfolk: Sea Horse Sculpture - Port of Wells Harbour Office - East Fleet
East Fleet lies along the tidal harbour channel at Wells-next-the-Sea on the North Norfolk coast, where saltmarshes and sandbanks extend towards the North Sea. This sheltered reach is part of Wells Harbour, a working port whose changing channel connects the town with open water. The Port of Wells Harbour Office administers the harbour from the quayside, amid berths used by fishing boats, sailing craft and other small vessels. The Sea Horse Sculpture brings a note of public art to this maritime setting. Beyond the harbour, Norfolk’s low, open shore is formed by tidal creeks, dunes and marshland, giving Wells-next-the-Sea a character quite different from the county’s inland market towns.
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