Sandy Hill

Hill, Mountain in Norfolk North Norfolk

England

Sandy Hill

South access to Bryant's Heath Bryant's Heath is Common Land and a SSSI (Site of Special Scientific Interest)
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The heath is a mix of dry and wet heath land in need of conservation work.
South access to Bryant's Heath Credit: Rob Walker

Sandy Hill is a charming village located in Norfolk, England. Situated in the eastern part of the county, it is nestled amongst rolling hills and picturesque landscapes. Despite its name, Sandy Hill does not actually feature a prominent hill or mountain; rather, it is known for its gentle undulating terrain.

The village itself is small, with a tight-knit community of friendly residents. The architecture of Sandy Hill reflects its quaint and rural character, with many traditional cottages and houses lining the streets. The village is surrounded by lush green fields and farmland, adding to its idyllic charm.

Sandy Hill is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts, as it offers numerous opportunities for outdoor activities. Visitors and locals alike can enjoy peaceful walks along the countryside, taking in the stunning views and fresh air. The village is also home to several nature reserves and parks, providing habitats for a variety of flora and fauna.

Despite its rural setting, Sandy Hill is well-connected to nearby towns and cities. The village has good transport links, making it easily accessible for commuters and tourists. Within a short distance, visitors can explore the vibrant city of Norwich, with its rich history, cultural attractions, and shopping opportunities.

In summary, Sandy Hill is a charming and tranquil village in Norfolk that offers visitors a chance to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. With its scenic surroundings and close proximity to other attractions, it is a perfect destination for those seeking a peaceful retreat in the heart of the English countryside.

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Sandy Hill Images

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South access to Bryant's Heath Bryant's Heath is Common Land and a SSSI (Site of Special Scientific Interest)
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The heath is a mix of dry and wet heath land in need of conservation work.
South access to Bryant's Heath
Bryant's Heath is Common Land and a SSSI (Site of Special Scientific Interest) <LinkExternal link The heath is a mix of dry and wet heath land in need of conservation work.
Bryant's Heath &amp;#039;Dry&amp;#039; heath, showing where gorse was cleared in the past. Several adders have been seen here in the last few weeks.
Bryant's Heath
'Dry' heath, showing where gorse was cleared in the past. Several adders have been seen here in the last few weeks.
Bryant's Heath The wetland area on the south side of the heath.
Bryant's Heath
The wetland area on the south side of the heath.
Bryant's Heath The informal play area.
Bryant's Heath
The informal play area.
Bryant's Heath Area earmarked for clearing - bracken and silver birch trees.
Bryant's Heath
Area earmarked for clearing - bracken and silver birch trees.
Bryant's Heath The ponds
Bryant's Heath
The ponds
Bryant's Heath Evidence of illegal (and not very proficient) wood cutting
Bryant's Heath
Evidence of illegal (and not very proficient) wood cutting
Bryant's Heath One of the most overgrown areas of the Heath.
Bryant's Heath
One of the most overgrown areas of the Heath.
On the Weaver's Way, west of North Walsham The Weaver&amp;#039;s way between North Walsham to Aylsham follows for the most part the course of a disused railway and gives many miles of easy walking. Local buses run between the two towns and so the walk can be done as a linear walk.
On the Weaver's Way, west of North Walsham
The Weaver's way between North Walsham to Aylsham follows for the most part the course of a disused railway and gives many miles of easy walking. Local buses run between the two towns and so the walk can be done as a linear walk.
Houses on Swanton Abbott Road Further similar houses are out of sight to the right, evidently built rather recently. These seem of some age.
Houses on Swanton Abbott Road
Further similar houses are out of sight to the right, evidently built rather recently. These seem of some age.
House at Skeyton Corner Believed to be called The Laurels.
House at Skeyton Corner
Believed to be called The Laurels.
Former Felmingham station On the M&amp;amp;GN route to Yarmouth. The station closed in 1959.
Former Felmingham station
On the M&GN route to Yarmouth. The station closed in 1959.
Felmingham Cutting A butterfly nature reserve section of the old M&amp;amp;GN line to Yarmouth which closed in 1959. It is now used here by the Weavers&amp;#039; Way trail.
Felmingham Cutting
A butterfly nature reserve section of the old M&GN line to Yarmouth which closed in 1959. It is now used here by the Weavers' Way trail.
Sugar beet crop by Hillside Trosh is Norfolk dialect and means to thresh or threshing. Nowadays a Trosh is a local event which might include a demonstration of threshing as it used to be done, ploughing with vintage tractors, displays of static vintage machinery,  stalls offering local produce, children&amp;#039;s games and side shows.
Sugar beet crop by Hillside
Trosh is Norfolk dialect and means to thresh or threshing. Nowadays a Trosh is a local event which might include a demonstration of threshing as it used to be done, ploughing with vintage tractors, displays of static vintage machinery, stalls offering local produce, children's games and side shows.
Fields north of Swanton Abbott Road
Fields north of Swanton Abbott Road
Undulating fields north of Swanton Abbott Road
Undulating fields north of Swanton Abbott Road
Driveway to The Coach House ...and Felmingham Hall &lt;a title=&quot;https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/455415&quot; href=&quot;https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/455415&quot;&gt;Link&lt;/a&gt;
Driveway to The Coach House
...and Felmingham Hall Link
Road past Felmingham Hall &lt;a title=&quot;https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/455415&quot; href=&quot;https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/455415&quot;&gt;Link&lt;/a&gt;
Road past Felmingham Hall
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Sandy Hill is located at Grid Ref: TG2528 (Lat: 52.806535, Lng: 1.3466511)

Administrative County: Norfolk

District: North Norfolk

Police Authority: Norfolk

What 3 Words

///perfected.caressing.workloads. Near North Walsham, Norfolk

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