#222 – #231

18Sep11

[222 – Rocklands : You'll have to take my word for it.]

[223 – Kirstead : Which I almost missed.]

[224 – Bunwell : Where the rain started falling.]

[225 – Tacolneston : And continued.]

[226 – Great Ellingham : Which seemed ok, just not great.]

[227 – Griston : Where prison officers apparently live in abundance.]

[228 – Holme Hale : Who seem a bit embarrassed by their speed restrictions.]

[229 – Hapton : Which can be found just to the left of the tree.]

[230 – Caston  : Another Wayland Village - and ?]

[231 – Brooke : Twinned with Bond & Tea.]

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#217 – #221

18Sep11

[217 – Acle : Where it pays to be straight.]

[218 – Fleggburgh : I think.]

[219 – Ormesby St Michael : Which is an anagram of rhombic ale system.]

[220 – Billockby (Fleggburgh) : Just one name is sufficient surely ?]

[221 – Filby : A bit heavy on the welcome there Filby.]

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#216

27Mar11

[216 – Branningham : Hiding behind the verge.]

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#213 – #215

19Mar11

[213 – Hilgay : -]

[214 – Denver : Where there are few things to do when you’re dead (or alive).]

[215 – Downham Market : Thought I already had this hence the casual approach.]

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#205 – #212

21Feb11

[205 – Wendling : Which appears to have some kind of secret split identity.]

[206 – Bradenham : Evidently not everybody arrives at the appropriate speed.]

[207 – Shipdam : Which seems to have been the subject of some kind of dirty campaign.]

[208 – Cranworth : - ]

[209 -  Hingham : Home of Hill Farm, where tiny white lorries are bred.]

[210 – Kimberley : Where even the children are asked to drive carefully.]

[211 – Reepham : Home of enormous beds.]

[212 – Worthing : Closer than you think.]

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#198 – #204

31Oct10

[198 – Wretham : Which is perched on the edge of the Stanford Battle Area.]

[199 – Stow Bedon : One of the ten Wayland Villages.]

[200 – Great Cressingham : Number two hundred, although a little shy about it’s position.]

[201 – Threxton : Continuing through Wayland.]

[202 – Breckles : And the last one for the moment.]

[203 – Watton : Which was a little clearer than this photograph indicates.]

[204 – South Pickenham : I don’t usually approve of alternate designs but I do like this.]

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#193 – #197

22Oct10

[193 – Elsing : Which obviously takes get pride in the county it’s located in.]

[194 – Mill Street (Elsing) : I get confused by these – are we in Elsing or Mill Street ?]

[195 – Lyng : Pleasingly unambiguous, tips hat to Lyng.]

[196 – Morton On The Hill : For all you naysayers who believe that Norfolk is flat, ha !]

[197 – Gt Witchingham (Lenwade) : Enough already, Gt Witchingham or Lenwade ?]

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#183 – #192

16Aug10

[183 – Weeting With Broomhill : Catching up on a few more local entries previously missed we started with the tremendously named Weeting With Broomhill.]

[184 – Hockwold : Moving to Hockwold which seemed a little shy.]

[185 – Didlington : Which was even shyer given that the village seemed to be located down a private road – hence the inclusion of the directive sign – I’m a law abiding citizen after all.]

[186 – Foulden : Which isn’t as unpleasant as it suggests.]

[187 – Gooderstone : Which isn’t as good.]

[188 - Cockley Cley : Always get confused with this one as there’s a Cley near the sea whereas ‘Cockley’ Cley isn’t.]

[189 - Barton Bendish : Where do you start ?]

[190 – Shouldham : Dull in comparison.]

[191 - Runcton Holme : Back to the medical conditions.]

[192 – Watlington : And finishing with the unremarkable Watlington, (I’m sure you’re a wonderful village in many (currently undiscovered) ways.]

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#182

14Aug10

[182 – Hunstanton : Not sure why it’s taken me this long to ensnare Hunstanton, it maybe that my inability to drive slowly when I arrive in the town is to blame – hence the rubbish picture.]

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#181

01Aug10

[181 – Southery : Almost missed it - evidently out of practice, must try harder.]

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