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A little bit of something different

Discussion in 'Everything Else Heritage' started by dace83, Jun 18, 2010.

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    Some pictures of my trip to Herringfleet Smock Mill, I havent uploaded the full lot yet but this is a sample.
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    This is a view of some cows, if you look above them you can just about pick out the signal box of the ex Haddiscoe high level station
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    A 1950s tractor driven pump
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    Somerleyton brick works, this is where the bricks for York and London LS station came from, not from this kiln though that dates from 1900. Samual Morton Peto bought Somerleyton hall in the 1840s and is known for building many railways including many is East Anglia.
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    170272 at Somerleyton
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