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GeoGuessr (Hoveton and Wroxham Version)

I already have a better explanation (well, longer explanation anyway) for this plan. In essence, whilst lockdown is on, I

I’m not sure exactly where this etching was made, but it’s somewhere in the area near to St. Peter’s Church

Granary Staithe is located by the bridge which separates Wroxham and Hoveton (clicking on the above map makes it easier

There’s not a huge amount of innovation in Hoveton’s village sign in terms of the design, but it’s a pleasant

The grave of George Neave (1803-1871) is in the churchyard of St. Peter’s Church in Hoveton. He was born in

Located in the churchyard of St. John’s Church in Hoveton, this unusual grave marker is that of Elizabeth Agnes Thrower.

The parish church of Hoveton is a short walk from the village centre, now dominated by Roys of Wroxham. The

The grave of Solomon Hannant (1821-1901) is in the churchyard of St. Peter’s Church in Hoveton. At the 1841 census,

Unusually, this church was built in the early part of the seventeenth century, in 1624. Its location, near to Hoveton