Gracing the bridge and stradling the River Burn is the 18th century Water Mill at Burnham Overy, Norfolk.
The Mill itself was built in 1790 but the bridge pre-dates the Mill. The Mill became the centre of a quite large rural industrial complex of stables, blacksmiths workshop and other agricultural trades. All now long gone….but the Mill, which is a National Trust Property, provides some self catering accommodation.
Despite being on a busy road, it is still a rather idyllic location and can conjure up images of an earlier life.
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29th October
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I’m getting no sense of a busy road, just tranquility, David
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Sue…. as you know there are times when you are a photographer when you just have to wait till the moment is right. In the visitor season it is very busy, but I also wonder how many of those visitors know what they are passing. 🙂
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Indeed so. Waiting is the bane of a photographer’s companion’s life!! I’m sure your wife would agree!
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Buster is much less enamoured with a wait 🙂
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That I can imagine
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