The undulating landscape of south-west Norfolk, inviting the pastime on a clear day ‘How many church steeples can you see from here?’ begs the question ‘How has this landscape been created?’ It is certainly a glaciated landscape, although on the southern fringes of the glacial advances of the last glaciation, sometimes known as the Anglian […]
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Today’s photo is taken from n old postcard showing the ‘Green’ (surviving) and buildings to the north, most of which survive. The local red brick reflects the iron content of the local topsoil clays as do the cliffs seen in the previous blog. Beyond the Green are the municipal gardens, more horticulturally interesting now than
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The village of Boughton is situated in the agricultural area of south-west Norfolk. The middle tier of the county council government structure in Kings Lynn and West Norfolk. Around Boughton the area is characterised as quite a dense network of villages, to the north Fincham and Barton Bendish, to the east Oxbrough (with its famous
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