Little Thorn Plantation

Wood, Forest in Norfolk North Norfolk

England

Little Thorn Plantation

A149 Cromer direction
A149 Cromer direction Credit: David Pashley

Little Thorn Plantation is a charming and picturesque woodland estate located in Norfolk, England. Situated amidst the lush greenery of the region, the plantation is renowned for its scenic beauty and tranquil ambiance. The estate spans over a vast area, encompassing dense woodlands and sprawling forests that are home to a diverse range of flora and fauna.

The plantation is characterized by its abundance of thorn trees, which lend an enchanting touch to its landscape. These trees, with their intricate branches and vibrant foliage, create a magical atmosphere that is truly unique to Little Thorn Plantation. The forest floor is carpeted with a rich layer of moss and wildflowers, adding to the natural beauty of the surroundings.

Little Thorn Plantation offers a haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Its extensive network of walking trails and footpaths allows visitors to explore the plantation at their own pace, immersing themselves in the serene environment. These trails wind through the woods, leading to hidden clearings and secluded spots, perfect for picnics or simply enjoying the peaceful ambiance.

The plantation is also home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, foxes, and a myriad of bird species. Birdwatchers will find themselves delighted by the opportunity to observe and identify various feathered residents that inhabit the woodland.

Overall, Little Thorn Plantation is a haven for those seeking solace in nature. Its breathtaking woodland scenery, diverse wildlife, and tranquil atmosphere make it a perfect destination for nature lovers and anyone looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

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Little Thorn Plantation Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.896434/1.3078639 or Grid Reference TG2238. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

A149 Cromer direction
A149 Cromer direction
New Inn Public House, Roughton On the A140 Norwich Road
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New Inn Public House, Roughton
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New Inn Public House sign On the A140 Norwich Road
New Inn Public House sign
On the A140 Norwich Road
A140 Norwich Road Looking towards Norwich near the New Inn Public House
A140 Norwich Road
Looking towards Norwich near the New Inn Public House
Roughton St Mary the Virgin's church This church has one of the earliest towers in East Anglia, two Saxon 'basket' windows are evident. The rest of the church is much later and sadly locked (no key notice). This is due to vandalism. The churchyard is well kept.
Roughton St Mary the Virgin's church
This church has one of the earliest towers in East Anglia, two Saxon 'basket' windows are evident. The rest of the church is much later and sadly locked (no key notice). This is due to vandalism. The churchyard is well kept.
Roughton St Mary the Virgin's church This church has one of the earliest towers in East Anglia, two Saxon 'basket' windows are evident. The rest of the church is much later and sadly locked (no key notice). This is due to vandalism. The churchyard is well kept. 

This is the herringbone pattern of the Ferruginous Conglomerate. Noted to be a Norman technique this example is still thought to be a Saxon version.
Roughton St Mary the Virgin's church
This church has one of the earliest towers in East Anglia, two Saxon 'basket' windows are evident. The rest of the church is much later and sadly locked (no key notice). This is due to vandalism. The churchyard is well kept. This is the herringbone pattern of the Ferruginous Conglomerate. Noted to be a Norman technique this example is still thought to be a Saxon version.
Saxon Basket Window A nice Saxon basket window in the church tower, once of the oldested in East Anglia. One of two in the tower.
Saxon Basket Window
A nice Saxon basket window in the church tower, once of the oldested in East Anglia. One of two in the tower.
Roughton St Mary the Virgin's church This church has one of the earliest towers in East Anglia, two Saxon 'basket' windows are evident. The rest of the church is much later and sadly locked (no key notice). This is due to vandalism. The churchyard is well kept. 

<a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2565761">TG2236 : Saxon Basket Window</a>
Roughton St Mary the Virgin's church
This church has one of the earliest towers in East Anglia, two Saxon 'basket' windows are evident. The rest of the church is much later and sadly locked (no key notice). This is due to vandalism. The churchyard is well kept. TG2236 : Saxon Basket Window
Roughton St Mary the Virgin's church The base has a herringbone pattern of local Ferruginous Conglomerate. To the right is a Saxon basket window.
Roughton St Mary the Virgin's church
The base has a herringbone pattern of local Ferruginous Conglomerate. To the right is a Saxon basket window.
Norfolk Fields Next to the church.
Norfolk Fields
Next to the church.
St Mary, Roughton, Norfolk
St Mary, Roughton, Norfolk
St Mary, Roughton, Norfolk
St Mary, Roughton, Norfolk
St Mary, Roughton, Norfolk Flower Festival & Diamond Jubilee Celebration 4th June 2012
St Mary, Roughton, Norfolk
Flower Festival & Diamond Jubilee Celebration 4th June 2012
St Mary, Roughton - Ledger slab
St Mary, Roughton - Ledger slab
St Mary, Roughton - Ledger slab
St Mary, Roughton - Ledger slab
St Mary, Roughton - War Memorial WWII
St Mary, Roughton - War Memorial WWII
St Mary, Roughton - War Memorial WWI & WWII
St Mary, Roughton - War Memorial WWI & WWII
St Mary, Roughton - Corbel
St Mary, Roughton - Corbel
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Little Thorn Plantation is located at Grid Ref: TG2238 (Lat: 52.896434, Lng: 1.3078639)

Administrative County: Norfolk

District: North Norfolk

Police Authority: Norfolk

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Located within 500m of 52.896434,1.3078639
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