Postmen and women are now delivering letters again in a village after swooping gulls stopped mail being posted.
The lack of postal services in Wright Close in Caister appears to have been resolved after Royal Mail started delivering in the street again.
One of the people who started getting their post again said: "It is nice to get our mail again, but I think the whole thing is still ridiculous."
Postal workers had reported being repeatedly plunged at from the sky by gulls while attempting their daily rounds.
The birds, nesting on rooftops just 300 metres from the sea, became so aggressive that Royal Mail warned deliveries could be delayed.
Managers wrote to several households in the area explaining the disruption.
The letter, sent by Royal Mail’s Customer Experience team, apologised and explained that its postmen and women are being harassed mid-round by swooping gulls guarding their chicks.
