The frontman of one of the biggest rock bands of the 80s and 90s certainly enjoys a slower pace of life away from the stage.
Ian Brown, the lead singer of the Stone Roses, visited Fairhaven Woodland and Water Garden in South Walsham on Friday, June 9.
He was there with his girlfriend and happily posed for pictures with visitors and staff.
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This included the tearoom chef Leanne Harvey who has seen the band live five times.
A spokesman for Fairhaven Woodland and Water Garden said: "He was very relaxed and down to earth and made jokes about other band members.
"He mentioned that he comes to Norfolk quite often because it is a beautiful place and he likes the peace and quiet - he said he has been to Fairhaven a few times before."
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The Stone Roses were formed in Manchester in 1983 and had hit songs such as One Love, Elephant Stone and Love Spreads.
Brown has also had a successful solo career, which started in the late 1990s.
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