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Mustard Hyrn

Settlement in Norfolk Great Yarmouth

England

Mustard Hyrn

River Thurne and Potter Heigham New Bridge
River Thurne and Potter Heigham New Bridge Credit: Chris Morgan

Mustard Hyrn is a small village located in the county of Norfolk, England. Situated in the eastern part of the country, it is nestled amidst the picturesque countryside and offers a tranquil and idyllic setting. The village is known for its charming rural character and traditional English architecture, with many of its buildings dating back several centuries.

In terms of size, Mustard Hyrn is relatively small, with a population of approximately 500 residents. Despite its size, it boasts a strong sense of community and a friendly atmosphere. The village is well-connected to nearby towns and cities, with good transport links making it accessible to both residents and visitors.

One of the notable features of Mustard Hyrn is its beautiful natural surroundings. The village is surrounded by rolling hills, lush farmland, and meandering rivers, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. There are several walking and cycling routes that offer stunning views of the countryside, providing ample opportunities for exploration and relaxation.

Mustard Hyrn is also home to a few local amenities, including a quaint village pub, a small convenience store, and a primary school. While it may not offer a wide range of facilities, its proximity to larger towns ensures that residents have access to a broader range of services and amenities.

In conclusion, Mustard Hyrn is a charming and peaceful village, offering a rural escape for those seeking a slower pace of life. With its natural beauty, close-knit community, and convenient location, it is a place that captures the essence of traditional English village life.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 52.704629/1.6102954 or Grid Reference TG4418. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

River Thurne and Potter Heigham New Bridge
River Thurne and Potter Heigham New Bridge
St. Mary The Virgin Church, Martham Grade I Listed C14 Tower
St. Mary The Virgin Church, Martham
Grade I Listed C14 Tower
Sheep grazing, Heigham Bridge
Sheep grazing, Heigham Bridge
The Causeway Towards the A149.
The Causeway
Towards the A149.
A149 towards Potter Heigham
A149 towards Potter Heigham
River Thurne From Potter Heigham New Bridge.
River Thurne
From Potter Heigham New Bridge.
Disused sand pit beside Church Road
Disused sand pit beside Church Road
View west along Church Road
View west along Church Road
Fields beside Church Road, Repps with Bastwick
Fields beside Church Road, Repps with Bastwick
Approaching Repps with Bastwick on Church Road
Approaching Repps with Bastwick on Church Road
Martham ROC post in field south of Church Road, Repps with Bastwick This post was opened in March 1958 and closed in October 1968. All surface features remain intact but the ventilation louvres are missing. The hatch is unlocked but a very heavy concrete block has been placed on top of it to prevent access. Internally the walls are covered with polystyrene tiles which are covered in graffiti. The folding table and shelf and the cupboard are the only remaining items of furniture.
Martham ROC post in field south of Church Road, Repps with Bastwick
This post was opened in March 1958 and closed in October 1968. All surface features remain intact but the ventilation louvres are missing. The hatch is unlocked but a very heavy concrete block has been placed on top of it to prevent access. Internally the walls are covered with polystyrene tiles which are covered in graffiti. The folding table and shelf and the cupboard are the only remaining items of furniture.
Martham ROC post in field south of Church Road, Repps with Bastwick This post was opened in March 1958 and closed in October 1968. All surface features remain intact but the ventilation louvres are missing. The hatch is unlocked but a very heavy concrete block has been placed on top of it to prevent access. Internally the walls are covered with polystyrene tiles which are covered in graffiti. The folding table and shelf and the cupboard are the only remaining items of furniture.
Martham ROC post in field south of Church Road, Repps with Bastwick
This post was opened in March 1958 and closed in October 1968. All surface features remain intact but the ventilation louvres are missing. The hatch is unlocked but a very heavy concrete block has been placed on top of it to prevent access. Internally the walls are covered with polystyrene tiles which are covered in graffiti. The folding table and shelf and the cupboard are the only remaining items of furniture.
Martham ROC post in field south of Church Road, Repps with Bastwick This post was opened in March 1958 and closed in October 1968. All surface features remain intact but the ventilation louvres are missing. The hatch is unlocked but a very heavy concrete block has been placed on top of it to prevent access. Internally the walls are covered with polystyrene tiles which are covered in graffiti. The folding table and shelf and the cupboard are the only remaining items of furniture.
Martham ROC post in field south of Church Road, Repps with Bastwick
This post was opened in March 1958 and closed in October 1968. All surface features remain intact but the ventilation louvres are missing. The hatch is unlocked but a very heavy concrete block has been placed on top of it to prevent access. Internally the walls are covered with polystyrene tiles which are covered in graffiti. The folding table and shelf and the cupboard are the only remaining items of furniture.
Martham ROC post in field south of Church Road, Repps with Bastwick This post was opened in March 1958 and closed in October 1968. All surface features remain intact but the ventilation louvres are missing. The hatch is unlocked but a very heavy concrete block has been placed on top of it to prevent access. Internally the walls are covered with polystyrene tiles which are covered in graffiti. The folding table and shelf and the cupboard are the only remaining items of furniture.
Martham ROC post in field south of Church Road, Repps with Bastwick
This post was opened in March 1958 and closed in October 1968. All surface features remain intact but the ventilation louvres are missing. The hatch is unlocked but a very heavy concrete block has been placed on top of it to prevent access. Internally the walls are covered with polystyrene tiles which are covered in graffiti. The folding table and shelf and the cupboard are the only remaining items of furniture.
Martham ROC post in field south of Church Road, Repps with Bastwick This post was opened in March 1958 and closed in October 1968. All surface features remain intact but the ventilation louvres are missing. The hatch is unlocked but a very heavy concrete block has been placed on top of it to prevent access. Internally the walls are covered with polystyrene tiles which are covered in graffiti. The folding table and shelf and the cupboard are the only remaining items of furniture.
Martham ROC post in field south of Church Road, Repps with Bastwick
This post was opened in March 1958 and closed in October 1968. All surface features remain intact but the ventilation louvres are missing. The hatch is unlocked but a very heavy concrete block has been placed on top of it to prevent access. Internally the walls are covered with polystyrene tiles which are covered in graffiti. The folding table and shelf and the cupboard are the only remaining items of furniture.
Martham ROC post in field south of Church Road, Repps with Bastwick This post was opened in March 1958 and closed in October 1968. All surface features remain intact but the ventilation louvres are missing. The hatch is unlocked but a very heavy concrete block has been placed on top of it to prevent access. Internally the walls are covered with polystyrene tiles which are covered in graffiti. The folding table and shelf and the cupboard are the only remaining items of furniture.
Martham ROC post in field south of Church Road, Repps with Bastwick
This post was opened in March 1958 and closed in October 1968. All surface features remain intact but the ventilation louvres are missing. The hatch is unlocked but a very heavy concrete block has been placed on top of it to prevent access. Internally the walls are covered with polystyrene tiles which are covered in graffiti. The folding table and shelf and the cupboard are the only remaining items of furniture.
A boat yard on the River Thurne
A boat yard on the River Thurne
Martham Staithe Looking towards Martham Ferry Boatyard.
Martham Staithe
Looking towards Martham Ferry Boatyard.
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Mustard Hyrn is located at Grid Ref: TG4418 (Lat: 52.704629, Lng: 1.6102954)

Administrative County: Norfolk

District: Great Yarmouth

Police Authority: Norfolk

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