near to Bramerton, Norfolk, England
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Kirby Road, Bramerton
by Geographer
At the junction with The Street & Surlingham Road
Road No.C202
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House on Mill Hill, Bramerton
by JThomas
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Victorian wallbox
by Evelyn Simak
This postbox is situated by the junction of Surlingham Lane and Mill Hill > Link.
Update: Sadly, this postbox was stolen in mid-May 2013.
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Bramerton Village Hall, Norfolk
by Adrian S Pye
The Village Hall was built north of the village to accommodate the surrounding villages of Kirby Bedon and Surlingham. At the rear is a playing field and recreation ground. The old Village Hall which stood in The Street caught fire and was... (more)
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Mill Hill, Bramerton
by Graham Hardy
On the left can be seen the entrance to Yare Valley Farm; Mill Hill leads down to TG2906 : Bramerton Common and River Yare
For this same view in 1955 see Link
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Bramerton Village Hall
by Graham Hardy
Erected by voluntary labour in 1988
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Old Milestone by Kirby Road, Bramerton Parish
by CW Haines
Carved stone post by the UC road, in parish of BRAMERTON (SOUTH NORFOLK District), Kirby Road, 80yds West of junction with road to Surlingham, on the verge against hedge, on North side of road. Rockland pillar, erected by an unknown... (more)
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Rocklands 2 Miles
by Keith Evans
Milestone near to Bramerton, Norfolk. For close up view see Link
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A harvested field
by Evelyn Simak
The crop of oilseed rape growing here during the summer has been harvested and the field now awaits the plough. The undulating ground was created during an early Pleistocene glacial stage called Bramertonian Stage.
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Surlingham Road, Bramerton
by Geographer
At the junction with The Street & Kirby Road
Road No.C195
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Bramerton village sign - wild garlic
by Adrian S Pye
The sign is the second on the site after the first was demolished by a vehicle crashing into it. It is however identical to the former and still bears the date 2001. The post is chestnut carved with the village name vertically and picked... (more)
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Milestone
by Keith Evans
Milestone near to Bramerton, Norfolk. For overall view see Link . It seems that the ferry referred to is actually Buckenham, so it is possible that the engraver misheard this.
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