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Burnt Fen, Cambridgeshire
Stands of poplars provide a vertical dimension to the otherwise uniform flatness of the Fens, particularly in the area south of the River Little Ouse, east of Littleport.
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Shingle Street, Suffolk
The hamlet of Shingle Street is built on a shingle beach thrown up where the River Ore issues obliquely into the sea. In turn bleak and peaceful, it imparts a sense of impermanence during winter storms.
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NorfolkBroads.com is the essential guide to all aspects of the Norfolk Broads, Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex and Cambridgeshire including up to date and relevant tourist information for all the major cities and most of the small towns and villages. The Norfolk Broads is a vast expanse of wetland and the third largest inland waterway in the United Kingdom. It is classed as a National Park, though some people are actively lobbying for UNESCO World Heritage Protection. The Broads are commonly referred to as the 'The Norfolk Broads', however, there are 'Suffolk Broads' as well. The rivers and broads of the area of mostly navigable by hire boat and the total area is 117 square miles, most of which is in Norfolk, with over 120 miles of navigable waterways. |
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