We in Eastern Region rounded off March with our regular monthly hike, this time through the villages of Old and New Buckenham and surrounding countryside. On our travels we visited St Martin's church and left generous donations for some of the books they had available. Donation boxes like these can only be successful in homogeneous European towns and villages and certainly wouldn't work in cities with a large non-European population. After our visit, we then sent a message that no normal person can disagree with.

We finished the hike with a well earned Sunday roast in a local pub. This, along with the hike itself, was a great opportunity to get to know the new activists who joined us for the first time on this hike.

Join us at Patriotic Alternative Eastern Region and get involved with activism to spread the message that Britain is the homeland of the ethnically British while meeting like minded people in a relaxed environment where you can speak your mind.

Weekly Picture Teaser #30

This picture puzzle offers some light entertainment but also provides a learning experience about the rich history of our region.

The building in the photograph still exists somewhere in one of the six counties which make up the Eastern region. Can you identify where it is located and who once lived there?

No prizes for this!

Last week's teaser was a picture of the memorial to Edith Cavell in the grounds of Norwich Cathedral. She was a nurse shot by the Germans during WW1, having helped around 200 British, Imperial and French solders escape from POW camps in Belgium.

May Hike - Devil's Dyke Sun 28th

Some of our regional activists walked along the impressive defensive earthworks which run from Woodditton to Reach on the Cambridgeshire/Suffolk border.

Thought to have been constructed in the 6th Century AD, the 7.5 mile ditch and dyke marked the boundary between the two great and often warring kingdoms of East Anglia and Mercia. The track crosses three Roman era roads and it has been suggested it was used to control trade along these routes.

It now forms an important haven for wildlife and is a registered SSSI.

Our regular hikes take us to some true historic treasures in our region.

Join our community - contact us eastern@patrioticalternative.org.uk

Weekly Picture Teaser #29

This picture puzzle offers some light entertainment but also provides a learning experience about the rich history of our region.

The structure in the photograph still exists somewhere in one of the six counties which make up the Eastern region. Can you identify where it is located and who is commemorated here?

No prizes for this!

Last week's teaser was a picture of the De Vere house in the Suffolk village of Lavenham, used in the production of the Harry Potter films as this fictional character's birthplace.