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Notes on
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Bay View |
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LL: "Burnham Mkt (nr)
overlooks Branchester Bay."
JRS "We drove along the coast road from Branchester to
beyond Burnham Market on July 24. 2005. There were many buildings
similar to this but we did not spot any with the extension and the
rounded windows."
Jan Tarrant comments:
"Think it could be "made up".
As some of the cottage notes show the very early models show
scant resemblance to the "real" building.
We have found "similar houses" to Bayview.......
in this area ... plain flint cottages with the
curved brick work over the window.
[to left] two photos, Holkham and Moreton
showing a curved porch.
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"Deed" photo |
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Holkham |
Moreton |
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Photos above: Jan Tarrant |
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Bishop Bonners Cottage |
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Photo: Jan & Mike Tarrant |
Info
from Jan Tarrant/Claire Scott:
Dereham, Norfolk
Bishop Bonner's Cottages
11,13,15 St Withburga Lane
NR19 1ED
IOE 219475
BLB
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Boat Yard, The |
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LL: "Sitting
beside the River Yare, the boat house's reed thatched roof with
decorative ridge together with the 17th century cottage's pantile roof
is typical of East Anglia."
Jan
Tarrant/Claire Scott info:
It is
believed this no longer exists but is based on an old picture. |
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Helter Skelter House |
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Photo: Jan Tarrant
Photo: Debbie Gill |
Potter Heigham
We visited Potter Heigham
on July 24 , 2005 and spent 30+ mins driving around but could not find
the building.
Jan Tarrant provided more
info in the form of reference to "Timpson's England" by John Timpson
(upon the cover of which is a photo of the building) it stands " a few
hundred yards downstream from the bridge, among more mundane bungalows
that line the bank"
According to the BBC site, the
building is "The Dutch Tutch" and it's downstream of Potter Heigham bridge
because it was too big to go under the bridge.
Info & Photo 1
Photo 2 |
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Little All Saints |
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Pic |
Hales
St Margaret
JRS presumption:
Church Lane
East of A146,
about half 0.5 miles south of Hales village
(i.e. junction with B1136)
MAP |
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Little Tea Caddy
(L3025) |
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Mrs Pinkerton’s Post Office |
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Photo: Jan Tarrant
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No location
given Jan Tarrant suggests as a
possibility:
Thornage
Bridge House
The Street
Thornage
HOLT
NR25 7AD
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The
Wind & the Willows |
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© Copyright
Renata Edge and licensed for
reuse
under this
Creative Commons Licence
Photo: Ronald Kok |
Stalham,
Norfolk
Hunsett
Windmill
Chapel Field
NR12 9EL
IoE
223693
Map
"Get A head Hats" @ Chapelfield Farm
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Wishing Well & Flower Bells |
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Photo: Ronald Kok
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Thorpe Market
Jan Tarrant info:
Sweetbriar Cottage
NR11 8TT
IoE
359856
(jrs note: I didn't find
this on a visit.
I now think it's on a road south of
Topshill Road -- 0.5 miles from Topshill
the road
being 1000yards from the A149)
"BE AT one with nature at Sweetbriar Cottage, in
Thorpe Market, on the edge of a woodland reserve
and deer park at Gunton Estate, known in its day
as one of the great Victorian Norfolk sporting
estates.
The Grade II cottage retains much of its
1830s character, including leaded-light windows,
back-to-back arched-brick fireplaces and exposed
beams.
A flexible layout of sitting and family
rooms, a kitchen/ breakfast room, study/third
bedroom and bathroom is on the ground floor.
Planning consent has been granted to convert an
attached workshop into two further rooms and a
bathroom. Upstairs has two bedrooms. The
secluded 2.5-acre gardens contain an orchard,
studio and summerhouse. Allow three hours for
trains from nearby Cromer to London.
Buyers with Pounds 365,000 to spend should
call joint agents Bedfords (01328 730500) or
Strutt Parker (01603 617431)."
Evening Standard
(London),
Mar 8, 2006
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