In days of old when women were bold and drove their chariots to stir their tribes… yea, 17th July 2023, we’re in Boudica country – Saxlingham, a few miles south of Venta Icenorum. Please, join us as we head away from Pye Road (a Roman construction, now A140)…

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Where Fairfield Lane meets the Roman road…

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Few houses, small-holdings and farm buildings is all…

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This is gently rolling countryside…

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Mixed farming is the norm here. Sheep this side…

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Grain to t’other…

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We turn off the lane, to pass through a farm yard…

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The farmer’s house, pretty in pink…

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Keeping an eye on the clouds. Thunder is forecast…

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Ah, relief to be out of the sun. I’ve a strong belief this is the continuation of the road that runs from Venta Icenorum (Caister St Edmunds) to Saxlingham but it was left to be a greenway when parishes were told to metal their roads…

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Locally known as Mud Hole…and I have passed this way when it’s been deep in water. Yet on an old map, ca.1891, a building is marked close by, by name of Mud Hall. Hmm.

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And of course, Saxlingham Thorpe church ruins, dear to my heart…

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Looking across the fields to the church at Saxlingham Nethergate…

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And hurrying now for the bus before that cloud bursts!
Hope you enjoyed. See also Monday Flyers and Tuesday Flowers.