Police Warn Hikers To Think Twice Before Visiting Norfolk Pubs (Life Saving Advice)
In Norfolk, hikers are receiving a chilling warning from the police: think twice before stepping into rural pubs. Recent incidents have seen at least four walkers vanish without a trace from remote areas, evoking comparisons to scenes from the unnerving film Deliverance.
Chief Inspector Val Doonican of Norfolk Police issued a statement that reads like a Hollywood thriller script. He advises caution, urging hikers to assess the pub's atmosphere and customers carefully. Look out for locked outhouses with mysterious sounds and be wary of banjo music or blood-stained axes near log piles.
Landlords are also under suspicion, with Chief Inspector Doonican recommending never to enter a pub alone and to keep a close eye on potentially armed proprietors.
So, if you're planning a peaceful stroll through Norfolk's idyllic landscapes, be vigilant for more than just picturesque scenery-there may be unexpected dangers lurking in the shadows of these seemingly quaint country inns.
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