The Station
Campsite in Morton
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The Station in Morton is listed here under Campsite. You'll find it in Morton. You can reach The Station by phone on +44 1603261510.
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Alderford · 0.6 miles
Now protected for a bat colony roost.
Horsford Roll of Honour
Horsford · 4.3 miles
Wooden board inside church. Listed RIP are the 26 men lives given WW1, 88 names of those giving service overseas, 15 Names of those giving service at home.
War Memorial
Horsford · 4.3 miles
26 Mens Names Engraved WW1, 7 Mens Names Engraved WW2. Also 1 Name engraved killed serving their country in 1978. Tall Grey Marble memorial by the path from road to church porch
Drayton Lodge
Drayton · 4.3 miles
Repaired remains of C15 brick hunting lodge listed Grade II*
Mattishall Airfield
Welborne · 5.6 miles
Black marble plinth and back plate, grey marble inscription plate fixed to front.
Mayfields Farm
Themelthorpe · 6.2 miles
Traditional sheep breed farming and sheep dog training. Plans to plant a traditional orchard. Footpaths around north and south fields. Red squirrel breeding enclosures.
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