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Beech Grove

Exhibition Hall and Reception area, Royal Norfolk Showground The latest addition to the Royal Norfolk Show ground at Costessey. A Norfolk show has been held since 1847 it gained its Royal prefix in 1908. From 1953 until 1962 the show moved round the county being held on suitable parkland sites. The present site at Costessey covers 375 acres. New exhibition hall and reception areas are the latest additions to the multipurpose site. Average attendance for the two day show hovers around the 100,000 mark.
Exhibition Hall and Reception area, Royal Norfolk Showground Credit: Michael Trolove

Beech Grove, Norfolk is a picturesque woodland area located in the county of Norfolk, England. Spread across a sprawling area, Beech Grove is known for its dense population of beech trees that give the forest its name. This natural wonderland attracts nature enthusiasts, hikers, and photographers alike.

The forest is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, making it an important ecological site. The beech trees dominate the landscape with their tall, slender trunks and vibrant green leaves. In spring, the forest floor is adorned with a carpet of bluebells, creating a breathtaking sight. Other tree species such as oak, ash, and birch also contribute to the rich biodiversity of the area.

Wildlife thrives in Beech Grove, with various species calling this forest home. The forest provides a haven for birds, including woodpeckers, thrushes, and owls. Squirrels can be spotted darting through the treetops, while rabbits and deer can be seen grazing in the open clearings. The forest is also home to a diverse range of insects, including butterflies and beetles.

Beech Grove offers a tranquil and serene atmosphere, perfect for those seeking solace in nature. It is a popular destination for outdoor activities such as hiking, walking, and birdwatching. Several well-marked trails crisscross the forest, allowing visitors to explore its hidden gems. The forest is also equipped with picnic areas and benches, offering visitors a chance to relax and unwind amidst nature.

Overall, Beech Grove, Norfolk is a captivating woodland that showcases the beauty of nature. Its lush greenery, diverse wildlife, and peaceful ambiance make it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and those seeking a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

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Exhibition Hall and Reception area, Royal Norfolk Showground The latest addition to the Royal Norfolk Show ground at Costessey. A Norfolk show has been held since 1847 it gained its Royal prefix in 1908. From 1953 until 1962 the show moved round the county being held on suitable parkland sites. The present site at Costessey covers 375 acres. New exhibition hall and reception areas are the latest additions to the multipurpose site. Average attendance for the two day show hovers around the 100,000 mark.
Exhibition Hall and Reception area, Royal Norfolk Showground
The latest addition to the Royal Norfolk Show ground at Costessey. A Norfolk show has been held since 1847 it gained its Royal prefix in 1908. From 1953 until 1962 the show moved round the county being held on suitable parkland sites. The present site at Costessey covers 375 acres. New exhibition hall and reception areas are the latest additions to the multipurpose site. Average attendance for the two day show hovers around the 100,000 mark.
Stockman's quarters Overnight accommodation for stock men who attend The Royal Norfolk Show and need to keep an eye on livestock that are being shown over the two day event. A Norfolk show has been held since 1847 it gained its Royal prefix in 1908. From 1953 until 1962 the show moved round the county being held on suitable parkland sites. The present site Costessey covers 375 acres. New exhibition hall and reception areas are the latest additions to the multipurpose site. Average attendance for the two day show hovers around the 100,000 mark.
Stockman's quarters
Overnight accommodation for stock men who attend The Royal Norfolk Show and need to keep an eye on livestock that are being shown over the two day event. A Norfolk show has been held since 1847 it gained its Royal prefix in 1908. From 1953 until 1962 the show moved round the county being held on suitable parkland sites. The present site Costessey covers 375 acres. New exhibition hall and reception areas are the latest additions to the multipurpose site. Average attendance for the two day show hovers around the 100,000 mark.
Livestock and exhibition buildings Infrastructure on the Royal Norfolk Show ground. A Norfolk show has been held since 1847 it gained its Royal prefix in 1908. From 1953 until 1962 the show moved round the county being held on suitable parkland sites. The present site Costessey covers 375 acres. New exhibition hall and reception areas are the latest additions to the multipurpose site. Average attendance for the two day show hovers around the 100,000 mark.
Livestock and exhibition buildings
Infrastructure on the Royal Norfolk Show ground. A Norfolk show has been held since 1847 it gained its Royal prefix in 1908. From 1953 until 1962 the show moved round the county being held on suitable parkland sites. The present site Costessey covers 375 acres. New exhibition hall and reception areas are the latest additions to the multipurpose site. Average attendance for the two day show hovers around the 100,000 mark.
Awards presentation A presentation of awards in one of the stock judging arenas at the Royal Norfolk Show ground. A Norfolk show has been held since 1847 it gained its Royal prefix in 1908. From 1953 until 1962 the show moved round the county being held on suitable parkland sites. The present site Costessey covers 375 acres. New exhibition hall and reception areas are the latest additions to the multipurpose site. Average attendance for the two day show hovers around the 100,000 mark.
Awards presentation
A presentation of awards in one of the stock judging arenas at the Royal Norfolk Show ground. A Norfolk show has been held since 1847 it gained its Royal prefix in 1908. From 1953 until 1962 the show moved round the county being held on suitable parkland sites. The present site Costessey covers 375 acres. New exhibition hall and reception areas are the latest additions to the multipurpose site. Average attendance for the two day show hovers around the 100,000 mark.
Trophy cabinet More of a trophy house. All the competition winners are posted up on the notice board and the trophies, plates, cups and shields that go with the competitions can be seen either side. A Norfolk show has been held since 1847 it gained its Royal prefix in 1908. From 1953 until 1962 the show moved round the county being held on suitable parkland sites. The present site at Costessey covers 375 acres. New exhibition hall and reception areas are the latest additions to the multipurpose site. Average attendance for the two day show hovers around the 100,000 mark.
Trophy cabinet
More of a trophy house. All the competition winners are posted up on the notice board and the trophies, plates, cups and shields that go with the competitions can be seen either side. A Norfolk show has been held since 1847 it gained its Royal prefix in 1908. From 1953 until 1962 the show moved round the county being held on suitable parkland sites. The present site at Costessey covers 375 acres. New exhibition hall and reception areas are the latest additions to the multipurpose site. Average attendance for the two day show hovers around the 100,000 mark.
Royal Norfolk Agricultural Association Headquarters building on the show ground. A Norfolk show has been held since 1847 it gained its Royal prefix in 1908. From 1953 until 1962 the show moved round the county being held on suitable parkland sites. The present site Costessey covers 375 acres. New exhibition hall and reception areas are the latest additions to the multipurpose site. Average attendance for the two day show hovers around the 100,000 mark.
Royal Norfolk Agricultural Association
Headquarters building on the show ground. A Norfolk show has been held since 1847 it gained its Royal prefix in 1908. From 1953 until 1962 the show moved round the county being held on suitable parkland sites. The present site Costessey covers 375 acres. New exhibition hall and reception areas are the latest additions to the multipurpose site. Average attendance for the two day show hovers around the 100,000 mark.
A selection of trophies in the trophy room A selection of the trophies and cups that are awarded by the Royal Norfolk Agricultural Association at the annual show <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3016414">TG1410 : Trophy cabinet</a>. A Norfolk show has been held since 1847, it gained its Royal prefix in 1908. From 1953 until 1962 the show moved round the county being held on suitable parkland sites. The present site at Costessey covers 375 acres. New exhibition hall and reception areas are the latest additions to the multipurpose site. Average attendance for the two-day show hovers around the 100,000 mark.
A selection of trophies in the trophy room
A selection of the trophies and cups that are awarded by the Royal Norfolk Agricultural Association at the annual show TG1410 : Trophy cabinet. A Norfolk show has been held since 1847, it gained its Royal prefix in 1908. From 1953 until 1962 the show moved round the county being held on suitable parkland sites. The present site at Costessey covers 375 acres. New exhibition hall and reception areas are the latest additions to the multipurpose site. Average attendance for the two-day show hovers around the 100,000 mark.
Bandstand at the Royal Norfolk Showground Lively music played by many school bands and orchestras are a feature of this popular form of entertainment. A Norfolk show has been held since 1847 it gained its Royal prefix in 1908. From 1953 until 1962 the show moved round the county being held on suitable parkland sites. The present site at Costessey covers 375 acres. New exhibition hall and reception areas are the latest additions to the multipurpose site. Average attendance for the two day show hovers around the 100,000 mark.
Bandstand at the Royal Norfolk Showground
Lively music played by many school bands and orchestras are a feature of this popular form of entertainment. A Norfolk show has been held since 1847 it gained its Royal prefix in 1908. From 1953 until 1962 the show moved round the county being held on suitable parkland sites. The present site at Costessey covers 375 acres. New exhibition hall and reception areas are the latest additions to the multipurpose site. Average attendance for the two day show hovers around the 100,000 mark.
Commentary box and stands at the Royal Norfolk Show ground The 2012 Royal Norfolk Show was bathed in hot sunshine and a very high humidity. Whereas the Midlands and the North of England suffered violent thunderstorms with torrential rain and hail. The Royal Highland show appears to have been a mud bath <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3013743">NT1472 : 2012: year of mud</a> A Norfolk show has been held since 1847 it gained its Royal prefix in 1908. From 1962 until 1953 the show moved round the county being held on suitable parkland sites. The present site at Costessey covers 375 acres. New exhibition hall and reception areas are the latest additions to the multipurpose site. Average attendance for the two day show hovers around the 100,000 mark.
Commentary box and stands at the Royal Norfolk Show ground
The 2012 Royal Norfolk Show was bathed in hot sunshine and a very high humidity. Whereas the Midlands and the North of England suffered violent thunderstorms with torrential rain and hail. The Royal Highland show appears to have been a mud bath NT1472 : 2012: year of mud A Norfolk show has been held since 1847 it gained its Royal prefix in 1908. From 1962 until 1953 the show moved round the county being held on suitable parkland sites. The present site at Costessey covers 375 acres. New exhibition hall and reception areas are the latest additions to the multipurpose site. Average attendance for the two day show hovers around the 100,000 mark.
In the Shade Members area on the Royal Norfolk Show Ground. Shade was at a premium on a blisteringly hot humid day which for June 2012 was a very rare occurrence. A Norfolk show has been held since 1847 it gained its Royal prefix in 1908. From 1953 until 1962 the show moved round the county being held on suitable parkland sites. The present site at Costessey covers 375 acres. New exhibition hall and reception areas are the latest additions to the multipurpose site. Average attendance for the two day show hovers around the 100,000 mark.
In the Shade
Members area on the Royal Norfolk Show Ground. Shade was at a premium on a blisteringly hot humid day which for June 2012 was a very rare occurrence. A Norfolk show has been held since 1847 it gained its Royal prefix in 1908. From 1953 until 1962 the show moved round the county being held on suitable parkland sites. The present site at Costessey covers 375 acres. New exhibition hall and reception areas are the latest additions to the multipurpose site. Average attendance for the two day show hovers around the 100,000 mark.
Conservation advise Environmental are on the Royal Norfolk Show Ground. A Norfolk show has been held since 1847 it gained its Royal prefix in 1908. From 1953 until 1962 the show moved round the county being held on suitable parkland sites. The present site at Costessey covers 375 acres. New exhibition hall and reception areas are the latest additions to the multipurpose site. Average attendance for the two day show hovers around the 100,000 mark.
Conservation advise
Environmental are on the Royal Norfolk Show Ground. A Norfolk show has been held since 1847 it gained its Royal prefix in 1908. From 1953 until 1962 the show moved round the county being held on suitable parkland sites. The present site at Costessey covers 375 acres. New exhibition hall and reception areas are the latest additions to the multipurpose site. Average attendance for the two day show hovers around the 100,000 mark.
Seeking shelter from the heat of the day Show goers taking advantage of shade on a hot humid day at the Royal Norfolk Show. A Norfolk show has been held since 1847 it gained its Royal prefix in 1908. From 1953 until 1962 the show moved round the county being held on suitable parkland sites. The present site at Costessey covers 375 acres. New exhibition hall and reception areas are the latest additions to the multipurpose site. Average attendance for the two day show hovers around the 100,000 mark.
Seeking shelter from the heat of the day
Show goers taking advantage of shade on a hot humid day at the Royal Norfolk Show. A Norfolk show has been held since 1847 it gained its Royal prefix in 1908. From 1953 until 1962 the show moved round the county being held on suitable parkland sites. The present site at Costessey covers 375 acres. New exhibition hall and reception areas are the latest additions to the multipurpose site. Average attendance for the two day show hovers around the 100,000 mark.
Livestock buildings on the Royal Norfolk Show Ground A Norfolk show has been held since 1847 it gained its Royal prefix in 1908. From 1953 until 1962 the show moved round the county being held on suitable parkland sites. The present site at Costessey covers 375 acres. New exhibition hall and reception areas are the latest additions to the multipurpose site. Average attendance for the two day show hovers around the 100,000 mark.
Livestock buildings on the Royal Norfolk Show Ground
A Norfolk show has been held since 1847 it gained its Royal prefix in 1908. From 1953 until 1962 the show moved round the county being held on suitable parkland sites. The present site at Costessey covers 375 acres. New exhibition hall and reception areas are the latest additions to the multipurpose site. Average attendance for the two day show hovers around the 100,000 mark.
An early Land Rover Part of the heritage machinery display. A Norfolk show has been held since 1847 it gained its Royal prefix in 1908. From 1953 until 1962 the show moved round the county being held on suitable parkland sites. The present site at Costessey covers 375 acres. New exhibition hall and reception areas are the latest additions to the multipurpose site. Average attendance for the two day show hovers around the 100,000 mark.
An early Land Rover
Part of the heritage machinery display. A Norfolk show has been held since 1847 it gained its Royal prefix in 1908. From 1953 until 1962 the show moved round the county being held on suitable parkland sites. The present site at Costessey covers 375 acres. New exhibition hall and reception areas are the latest additions to the multipurpose site. Average attendance for the two day show hovers around the 100,000 mark.
Massey Ferguson 1200 Seen in the classic and vintage machinery ring at the Royal Norfolk Show Introduced to UK farmers in 1972 this appeared to be a radical shift in tractor design. An articulated tractor based on the large American style of tractor. In reality it was only rated at around 110hp and was seen as a competitor to Roadless, County and Muir Hill who dominated the higher horsepower tractor market. Skin and rice puddings come to mind.
Massey Ferguson 1200
Seen in the classic and vintage machinery ring at the Royal Norfolk Show Introduced to UK farmers in 1972 this appeared to be a radical shift in tractor design. An articulated tractor based on the large American style of tractor. In reality it was only rated at around 110hp and was seen as a competitor to Roadless, County and Muir Hill who dominated the higher horsepower tractor market. Skin and rice puddings come to mind.
Oversized doughnuts and pastries The food hall at the Royal Norfolk Show. Yes I did sample the goodies.
Oversized doughnuts and pastries
The food hall at the Royal Norfolk Show. Yes I did sample the goodies.
Fun Fair at the show Traditional Fun Fair at the Royal Norfolk Show
Fun Fair at the show
Traditional Fun Fair at the Royal Norfolk Show
Marlingford Road At the entrance to Easton College and Broom Lane
Marlingford Road
At the entrance to Easton College and Broom Lane
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Beech Grove is located at Grid Ref: TG1308 (Lat: 52.633796, Lng: 1.1603897)

Administrative County: Norfolk

District: South Norfolk

Police Authority: Norfolk

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