Images showed the impact of the tidal surge in a Norfolk village after a weekend of heavy flooding.
One picture, which was taken at Coldham Hall in Surlingham, shows the high tide covering the bottom of the benches with the sun reflecting against the water.
Another image shows a dog trotting through the excess water amid weather disruption across the region.
Elsewhere in Norfolk, Greater Anglia advised against travel after a train was left stranded on the tracks at Haddiscoe.
Cars were also left stuck after heavy flooding hit parts of Lowestoft and water levels from the River Waveney rose high.
And more disruption is possible due to Storm Corrie.
A yellow weather warning is in place until Monday afternoon for parts of East Anglia - particularly the north Norfolk coast - and winds of up to 60mph are forecast.
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