Bure - Fleet Dyke Junction

23.5. 4. N. TG375160. 134. Fleet Dyke Junction. Leading to South Walsham Broads. 24.1. 4. N. TG378157. 134. St Benedict's Abbey. This name is usually shortened to St Benet's Abbey. 24.4. 4. N. TG382155. 134. River Thurne Junction . Junction with River Thurne. 26.3. 4. N. TG400152. 134. Upton Dyke Junction. 27.9. 4.

The route takes in a long section of the Norfolk Broads navigable waterways including Fleet Dyke and the River Bure with stunning views over the river to the enigmatic ruins of St ... Continue along the riverside footpath for 2.75km (1.7 Miles) where you will arrive at the junction between the River Bure and River Thurne.

South Walsham is another typical broadland village with The Ship Inn in its centre – about a mile from free moorings on South Walsham Broad along Fleet Dyke. St Benets Abbey is just downriver from where the River Ant flows into the Bure, near Ludham. A derelict wind pump and ruins of a Benedictine monastery founded ...

Find us at South Walsham in Norfolk, nine miles east of Norwich, signposted off the A47 at the B1140 junction. To see our contact details and address click here. You can use the map ... Follow the River Bure to Fleet Dyke (by St. Benets Abbey ). Moorings are available on South Walsham outer broad (not on inner broad).

The junction has changed over the centuries with the river Bure now running from west to east whereas it used to turn south where the River Ant ran into it. The old southern course of the River Bure can still be seen along the unnavigable part of Fleet Dyke. About ½ a mile north of Ant Mouth the River Ant reaches another ...

Western edge below Tunstall Dyke. • SSSI – Predominantly that to the south of Halvergate Fleet and the western edge. • Conservation Area – Applies to entire Halvergate Marshes,. Haddiscoe Island and north of Bure west of Stokesby. • Scheduled Site - Berney Arms Mill. Key Characteristics. Topography and Relief. • Vast ...

It used to link with the North Walsham & Dilham Canal (now disused) and has a number of broads and dykes along its route. In fact, the junction with the River Ant is a "cross-roads" though the southern route from the cross is not navigable. This is the western end of Fleet Dyke, the original course of the River Bure (as ...

south of the river Bure and four miles from the. Yare, Halvergate now stands on the western edge of the flat ... and the Fleet Dyke to Great Yarmouth. A sense of isolation is very apparent as one approaches the ... towards the junction by the Village Hall before the ground rises again past the church towards the centre of the ...

For those who aren't familiar with it, Pilson Green pond (see the dark mass at the bottom right corner of the Googlemap opposite) is at the junction of two lanes .... Saturday 23 February, cold and wintry The otter-watcher who moors her boat at the mouth of Fleet Dyke sends news that her husband was doing some jobs on the ...

Oct 19, 2013 ... Head down river and grab a mooring at How Hill nature reserve and visitor centre . Keep on down the Ant, joining the Bure near St Benet's Abbey ruins. Consider turning up the Bure and visiting Malthouse Broad, where there are moorings, a pub and conveniences. The Fleet Dike to South Walsham Broad ...