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Hidden East Anglia:

Landscape Legends of Norfolk & Suffolk

 

 

The haunted landscape:

 

                          NORFOLK

Aylmerton ~ The Shrieking Pits
Beeston Regis ~ Farmer Reynolds' stone
Binham ~ The ghostly monk
Burgh St. Peter ~ The churchyard skeleton
Gillingham ~ The haunted gate
Gorleston ~ The Lily Pit
Great Melton ~

The Blow Hill pit

The distressed ghost

Hardley ~ The haunted cross-stone
Hickling ~ The hooded monk
Langley ~ The monks under the Broad
Long Stratton ~ The bound ghost
Lyng ~

The phantom nuns

Balor's Pit

Moulton St. Mary ~ The headless horseman
Norwich ~ Cromwell's ghostly horses
Ranworth ~ The phantom guard dog
Santon ~ The haunted well
Sheringham ~ The haunted heap of stones
Unknown location ~  Thet Hill

           SUFFOLK

Beccles ~

Nelson's Tree

Blythburgh ~ Toby's Walks
Butley ~ The suicidal prior
Clopton (near Woodbridge) ~ The guarded treasure
Dallinghoo ~ The haunted gatepost
Friston ~ White Hannah
Gisleham ~ The phantom battle
Great Barton ~ The haunted mere
Hadleigh ~ Mary Miller's grave
Icklingham ~ Deadman's Grave
Lowestoft ~ The man in white shirt-sleeves
Polstead ~ Hellin's Bottom
Sotterley ~

The ghost at the oak tree

Kate's Parlour

Tannington ~ Fiddler's Hill
Walberswick ~

The Heath Horse

Dead Man's Gully

Wissett ~

Cole's Arch

The grey lady's pond

The ghost on the tree

The Hallelujah Pond

                                                   

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