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were in place, a farmer named James
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height, although the lining of the original door has been replaced by modern brickwork. The north transept is 24 feet (7.3 m) long and 24 feet (7.3 m) wide. The east wall of the transept is entirely gone, except for traces of its junction with the north wall. At the south end of this wall
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wall running westward away from the raised area. The octagonal shape of the base indicates that a direction-finding station operator's hut stood there. It would have consisted of a double-skinned wooden structure in which the cavity was filled with shingle designed to make them "splinter proof" or
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concrete base measures 3.85 m (13 feet) across, with a channel running west to east across the middle. On the southern edge of the octagon is a raised area of concrete, which is 225 mm (9 inches) higher than the rest of the base. Around the edge of the octagon are the remnants of a reinforced
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combining to form a giant river estuary. As the ice melted, the sea level rose and the North Sea was formed. Since then, the sea has eroded
Beeston Bump: most of its seaward side had been washed away by the 1930s. Almost 90 yards (80m) of the cliff have now been lost to the sea, along with a
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about a ghostly black hound from hell that roams the coast and lonely lanes of
Norfolk. The hound is the size of a small horse and appears from the depths of Beeston Bump with malevolent flaming red eyes. Anyone confronted by the Doom Dog will be dead within a year. Sometimes,
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and other domestic buildings probably are beneath or have been incorporated into the 18th century Priory
Farmhouse, which was probably built from materials from the demolition of the early buildings. Much remains of the main priory church. The nave, from the west wall to the
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bomb hit the school, causing slight damage. The Hall was leased to Thomas
Tapping and his wife Bessie, who opened the private Beeston Hall School in 1948. In 1967 the school became an incorporated trust, and in 1970, following the death of
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and Hugh de
Montfort. The main tenant was Ingulf, The survey also lists ½ a mill. In the Domesday survey fractions were used to indicate that the entry, in this case a mill, was on an estate that lay within more than one parish.
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once stood a pillar; the opposite pillar, west of the south door, is almost complete and in a good state of preservation. Also in the transept there is a doorway which leads to what is thought to be a
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from either the east or west, and is well worth the climb. From the top, there are views of the surrounding land and sea. Each Easter, the combined churches in the area make a pilgrimage carrying a
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brickworks which stood to the east of the summit and a football pitch. In recent times, coastal erosion has been slowed by building groynes and sea walls along the coast and below the hill.
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Beeston Hill, also known as
Beeston Bump, is a cliff-top hill which overlooks the sea and the village. At 207 feet (63m) high, it is the dominating feature of the parish. The hill, part of
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Within the churchyard is a large stone covering a grave. It is approximately 4 feet (1.2 m) long x 2 feet (0.61 m) x 18 inches (460 mm) high, being a rectangular block of
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tower has gone, although the first steps can be seen in a doorway in the south wall. The south wall is only as high as the window-sill level. The west wall is standing almost intact to
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the animals, seems not to have perturbed the man unduly. However, he ordered that the stone in question be laid upon his grave after his death, in an attempt at 'laying' the
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is almost complete. West of the transept there is a small chapel 23 feet (7.0 m) long and 12 feet (3.7 m) wide. Most of the chapel's window mouldings survive. The
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is a tiny pond of half an acre located in a cliff-top caravan park and only yards from the sea. Depths range from six to twelve feet. The pond is popular with
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Local folklore tells of the southern slopes of the Bump being festooned with grapevines, tended by the monks of the priory. The Bump can be climbed using the
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The suppression of the Priory and its school (the priory was finally dissolved in 1538) left no local provision for education. This is believed to have led
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and flint circles. These are sometimes mixed in with the exposed "Beeston Chalk". In
Norfolk, paramoudras are known as "pot stones", due to the shape.
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were found dating from Roman times. Quern-stones were used to grind materials, the most important of which was usually grain to make flour for bread.
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in the tower, a fourth being added in 1610. The latter is the only one remaining, the others being sold to defray the cost of repairs in 1765.
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was reinstated on the Top Common by
Sheringham Town Council. Many years ago there were shallow ponds on this part of the common and in 1939
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at the eastern end of the ruin remains to roof height on the north and south side. The original eastern wall has been demolished, but a
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Normans in Norfolk, By Sue Margeson, Fabienne Seillier and Andrew Rogerson, Pub:1994, Page 102,Norman rural Industries and crafts,
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Beeston Regis' War Memorial takes the form of two plaques located inside All Saints' Church. It holds the following names for the
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and nave walls. Probably towards the end of the 13th century or early 14th century the church was reconstructed. The existing
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have been recorded on the common due to its special soil conditions. With such a variety of flowers the site is attractive to
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The Domesday Book, Englands Heritage, Then and Now, Editor: Thomas Hinde, Norfolk, Beeston Regis, page 186
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wall has been built up to window-sill level. The north-east corner still has most of its window mouldings.
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forms the western boundary, the wooded Beeston Regis Heath forms the southern boundary with the parish of
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Beeston Regis lies on the Peddars Way & Norfolk Coast Path National Trail, a combination of the
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During low tides on the foreshore of the sandy beach beneath Beeston Hill, one can find the curious
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of 1086, where it is called Besetune and Besetuna/tune. The main landholders of the parish were
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Beeston Regis was once known as Beeston-next-the-Sea, but from 1399 when Henry Bolingbroke,
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is a Grade II listed building and is located on the Eastern side of Beeston Regis Common.
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in this part of Norfolk enables the owners to grow a collection of rare and exotic plants.
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Private Frederick J. Applegate (1891–1915), 5th Battalion, Royal Norfolk Regiment
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has appeared headless and, at other times, he appears to float on a carpet of
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map of the area). They are thought to date from prehistoric times. During the
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Private Geoffrey W. Steward (d.1944), 7th Battalion, Royal Norfolk Regiment
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habitation was found on Beeston Regis Heath in 1859 when a complete set of
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Private George T. Page (1921–1944), 2nd Battalion, Cambridgeshire Regiment
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butterflies and the longer grass areas and buttercups are frequented by
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is home to a great many plants and insects. Around the damper fringes
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Explore Phantom Black Dogs, by Bob Trubshaw, Heart of Albion Press,
1876:"Census population and household counts for parish of Beeston Regis"
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of Beeston became part of the Crown and the Lancaster Inheritance.
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North Norfolk Coast by EM Bridges. The Geographical Association.
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I Will Plant Me a Tree: an Illustrated History of Gresham's School
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church, is now part of the Priory Farm garden. To the east of the
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to the top of Beeston Bump, and an open-air service takes place.
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are also visitors to the pond, and no fewer than 19 species of
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periods these pits were dug to obtain iron ore, which was then
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County A to Z Atlas, Street & Road maps Norfolk, page 228
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List of place names with royal patronage in the United Kingdom
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Second-Lieutenant Robert W. King (1895–1918), 1st Battalion,
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Margeson, Sue; Seillier, Fabienne; Rogerson, Andrew (1994).
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Wing Commander G. Christopher B. Bernard-Smith (1901–1941),
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Lance-Corporal Frederick Turney (1896–1915), 5th Battalion,
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Lance-Sergeant Walter W. Cooper (1895–1916), 8th Battalion,
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there in 1967. There is no record as to whether or not the '
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Farmer James Reynolds' headstone in Beeston Regis churchyard
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Able-Seaman Ernest F. Horne (1894–1916), Hawke Battalion,
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are present along with the occasionally appearance of the
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that includes a café-restaurant and a garden centre. The
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Flying-Officer Richard T. W. Ketton-Cremer (1909–1941),
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Beeston Bump was the location for one of the network of
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http://www.roll-of-honour.com/Norfolk/BeestonRegis.html
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Lieutenant-Colonel Stuart D. G. Robertson (1908–1943),
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Private Frederick Duffield (1897–1918), 4th Battalion,
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toads were recorded in and around the ponds along with
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Trooper Stanley W. Drummond (1928–1946), 2nd Brigade,
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Gunner James W. Tuck (1912–1942), 122 Field Regiment,
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Private Harold H. Rogers (1898–1917), 11th Battalion,
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Pond. A local tale says that about 1938–41, when both
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The Back Common, although not as species-rich as the
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Leading-Aircraftman Roydon W. Duffield (1913–1944),
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415:and 16 miles (26 km) north of the city of
2083:"Priory Maze and Gardens, Sheringham, Norfolk"
1571:Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry
892:The cloister, to the south of the nave of the
854:Priory of St Mary in the Meadow, Beeston Regis
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2254:Peck, M. (2017). Retrieved October 30, 2022.
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1883:Office for National Statistics Census (2011)
1641:Sub-Lieutenant Peter E. Palmer (1921–1942),
1238:The strange story of farmer Reynolds' stone.
843:The ruins of St Mary's Priory, Beeston Regis
1214:were inserted into the nave walls onto the
1117:on Beeston Regis Common, reinstated in 2007
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1904:OS Explorer Map 252 – Norfolk Coast East
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2129:Where to Fish in Norfolk and Suffolk
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1186:All Saints Church and other features
858:Beeston Regis has the remains of an
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1422:Government Code & Cypher School
1144:Site of Special Scientific Interest
1028:Site of Special Scientific Interest
84:2.89 km (1.12 sq mi)
1879:(Neighbourhood Statistics webpage)
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1723:Destinations from Beeston Regis
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950:Near the priory is the Priory
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1595:Duke of Wellington's Regiment
1510:The Hound of the Baskervilles
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564:Population from 1801 to 2011
461:Norwich International Airport
2989:King's Lynn and West Norfolk
2641:Letheringsett with Glandford
2270:Beeston Regis Parish Website
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1317:Robert Wyndham Ketton-Cremer
439:from the nearby stations of
327:http://www.beestonregis.org/
1600:And, the following for the
1200:Parish Church of All Saints
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577:Beeston Regis Civil Parish
109:OS grid reference
21:Human settlement in England
16:Village in Norfolk, England
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1376:North Norfolk Coastal Path
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3035:Civil parishes in Norfolk
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2336:Aldborough and Thurgarton
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2149:retrieved 25 January 2013
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1902:Ordnance Survey (2002).
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2280:GENUKI UK Beeston Regis
2087:Priory Maze and Gardens
1848:Sheringham War Memorial
1655:Royal Air Force Reserve
1544:Cambridgeshire Regiment
1355:was dry land, with the
1302:, the largest boarding
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130:140 miles (230 km)
2441:Corpusty and Saxthorpe
2238:"EDP24 Spooky Norfolk"
2147:Listed Building status
2100:Listed Building status
2058:Listed Building status
1992:The Normans in Norfolk
1643:807 Naval Air Squadron
1556:Royal Norfolk Regiment
1506:Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
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1392:Beeston Hill Y Station
1386:Beeston Hill Y-Station
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580:Ecclesiastical Parish
240:Postcode district
2164:Experience Sheringham
1550:Durham Light Infantry
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739:1931 after adjustment
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2416:Burgh and Tuttington
2275:Beeston Regis Church
1682:Royal Armoured Corps
1616:No. 254 Squadron RAF
1562:Royal Naval Division
1410:Signals Intelligence
1072:grasshopper warblers
966:Beeston Regis Common
220:Sovereign state
3020:Villages in Norfolk
2244:on 2 November 2007.
1661:No. 84 Squadron RAF
1629:No. 30 Squadron RAF
1299:Beeston Hall School
1137:great crested newts
419:. According to the
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2426:Cley next the Sea
2331:Alby with Thwaite
1947:978-1-84348-614-5
1925:"Coasthopper CH1"
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1068:reed warbler
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954:, a popular
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380:52.933; 1.22
136:Civil parish
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2946:Wood Norton
2756:Sea Palling
2621:Kettlestone
2611:Itteringham
2566:Hindringham
2536:Helhoughton
2531:Happisburgh
2501:Fulmodeston
2466:East Ruston
2371:Barton Turf
2346:Ashmanhaugh
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1788:West Runton
1622:HMS Paragon
1518:West Runton
1514:Links Hotel
1498:Black Shuck
1493:East Anglia
1481:Peddars Way
1404:During the
1369:paramoudras
1308:East Anglia
1285:coarse fish
1172:common blue
1160:monkey musk
1152:bee orchids
1102:and common
1084:water shrew
1036:butterflies
1013:Back Common
860:Augustinian
445:West Runton
421:2011 census
378: /
3009:Categories
2896:Walsingham
2871:Trimingham
2846:Tattersett
2841:Tatterford
2786:Southrepps
2781:Smallburgh
2766:Sidestrand
2761:Sheringham
2751:Sculthorpe
2696:Overstrand
2686:Northrepps
2681:Neatishead
2636:Lessingham
2491:Felmingham
2396:Briningham
1860:References
1766:Sheringham
1418:War Office
1414:Y-stations
1277:Orben Beck
1263:apparition
1220:clerestory
1129:natterjack
1052:chiffchaff
1040:Kingfisher
1021:Sheringham
1009:Top Common
932:architrave
880:at nearby
441:Sheringham
425:Sheringham
409:Sheringham
363:52°55′59″N
234:SHERINGHAM
89:Population
2994:Breckland
2979:Broadland
2921:Weybourne
2866:Thursford
2741:Salthouse
2706:Plumstead
2676:Mundesley
2541:Hempstead
2521:Gunthorpe
2506:Gimingham
2476:Erpingham
2471:Edgefield
2431:Calthorpe
2411:Brumstead
2351:Aylmerton
2341:Antingham
2020:ignored (
2010:cite book
1854:Weybourne
1818:Aylmerton
1746:North Sea
1741:North Sea
1736:North Sea
1455:octagonal
1353:North Sea
1164:dittander
1100:slowworms
1076:Nightjars
1048:dragonfly
989:grassland
910:refectory
906:dormitory
884:in 1555.
876:to found
476:Aylmerton
468:North Sea
366:1°13′12″E
290:Ambulance
230:Post town
2964:See also
2951:Worstead
2926:Wickmere
2916:Westwick
2881:Tunstead
2861:Thurning
2851:Thornage
2826:Swafield
2811:Suffield
2801:Stiffkey
2796:Stibbard
2726:Roughton
2661:Matlaske
2606:Ingworth
2551:Hickling
2526:Hanworth
2486:Felbrigg
2481:Fakenham
2421:Catfield
2386:Blakeney
2125:Wilson,J
1832:See also
1479:and the
1471:Footpath
1359:and the
1321:Felbrigg
1271:exorcism
1267:interred
1258:boulders
1124:Dew pond
1115:Dew pond
1086:, field
1060:blackcap
1005:woodland
928:sacristy
915:transept
898:cloister
833:Unknown
822:Unknown
811:Unknown
800:Unknown
789:Unknown
548:Henry IV
511:Medieval
152:District
103:389.6/km
2941:Wiveton
2931:Wighton
2891:Walcott
2816:Sustead
2791:Stalham
2771:Skeyton
2746:Scottow
2736:Ryburgh
2721:Raynham
2671:Morston
2631:Langham
2626:Knapton
2616:Kelling
2596:Hoveton
2586:Horning
2571:Holkham
2546:Hempton
2516:Gresham
2406:Briston
2401:Brinton
2366:Barsham
1888:29 July
1813:Gresham
1460:parapet
1432:series
1349:Ice age
1281:anglers
1242:granite
1212:arcades
1208:chancel
1180:ringlet
1168:clovers
1104:lizards
1080:muntjac
1032:orchids
936:chancel
515:smelted
482:History
453:Norwich
437:service
429:Norwich
417:Norwich
405:Norfolk
399:in the
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347:England
323:Website
283:Norfolk
271:Norfolk
212:England
206:Country
178:Norfolk
124:•
99:Density
97:•
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2936:Witton
2901:Warham
2876:Trunch
2821:Sutton
2776:Sloley
2731:Runton
2701:Paston
2656:Ludham
2601:Ingham
2591:Horsey
2581:Honing
2456:Dunton
2451:Dilham
2446:Cromer
2391:Bodham
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1090:, and
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863:priory
778:1,365
767:1,281
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723:1,293
552:living
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472:Runton
457:Cromer
413:Cromer
266:Police
188:Region
126:London
116:TG1642
2806:Stody
2436:Colby
2127:p104
1435:Coast
1380:cross
1357:Rhine
1345:kames
1246:grave
1224:bells
1088:voles
1044:heron
997:marsh
993:heath
940:flint
923:gable
830:1,062
819:1,091
808:1,087
745:Same
712:Same
701:Same
690:Same
679:Same
668:Same
657:Same
646:Same
635:Same
624:Same
613:Same
602:Same
591:Same
556:manor
538:Regis
503:Saxon
488:Roman
256:01263
2576:Holt
2219:ISBN
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1890:2016
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952:maze
882:Holt
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