Блуждающая утка Гэри стала новой знаменитостью в прибрежном деревне Норфолка

A wandering goose has become an unlikely local celebrity after repeatedly popping up around a Norfolk coastal village. The feathered visitor, affectionately dubbed Gary - or possibly Bob, depending on who you ask - has been spotted roaming between Sandy Gulls Caravan Park and Kiln Cliffs Caravan Park in Mundesley. He even walked into someone's caravan. Gary has also tried his luck at a summer job, after he was spotted wandering into a workshop in Gimingham. Holidaymaker Kimi Bennett-Abbiss said she was delighted to meet the goose during a visit to Kiln Cliffs with her family. "He’s been there nearly every day, making odd trips to Sandy Gulls," she said. "He looks in good health." The goose’s visits have proved a particular surprise for Kimi’s grandmother, Doreen Abbiss, 101, who has been going to Kiln Cliffs for more than 75 years. Mrs Abbiss first travelled to Mundesley by steam train and remembers a time when caravans on the site were "basically no bigger than today’s cars". Still active, she continues to make the trip from Fakenham and even tackles the cliffs down to the beach. But after decades of seaside memories, it may be Mundesley’s newest resident who is now stealing the show. A local has contacted Wildlife Rescue to find out where "Gary" came from and whether he has an owner.