Vikings have been spotted charging around villages on the outskirts of the city - but there is no need for alarm.
Drakkr Sveiter, which means Dragon Warriors, is a group that has been around for many years and trains both in Barnham Broom and Lenwade.
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They portray the ninth and 10th centuries by displaying skills in combat and living the Viking lifestyle.
Paul Carter, from Costessey, is a proud member of the group – when with them he goes by the name of Earnir.
The 48-year-old has been a part of the group for four years and has become the group's 'war chief'.
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He said: “I was drawn to this Viking group because of the way of life.
“I have always been interested in history and medieval fighting – the chance to learn skills using axes, spears and swords gave me such a thrill.
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“Getting away from busy work life and the restrains of technology is brilliant – it's also great for getting kids outdoors and experiencing new adventures.”
But it is not all about fighting and the outdoors, Paul thinks it is just as much about becoming the person you want to be.
He said: “Vikings, although famously ferocious, were honourable, had strong morals and looked after everyone in their clan.
“They protected the weak and lived life to the fullest.”
People who join the group will also get to experience life as a Viking in its fullest form as the clan travels to events all over the UK to meet up with other Viking groups.
These events include battles, games and bonfires – where folk get to try old Viking recipes complete with herbs, nettles, beef as well as Viking bread.
To join the Dragon Warriors clan people need to be at least 14 years of age and not afraid of getting a bruise or two when training with the weapons.
To find out more email drakkrsveiter.viking@gmail.com or find their Facebook page.
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