The North Walsham and Dilham Canal Trail Gallery

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Ebridge Mill

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Ebridge Mill

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Briggate Lock

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Haystack on Weavers Way, Briggate

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Parking area for Canal Walk, Horning

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Start of Canal Walk, Horning

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Honing Bridge

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Honing Lock

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Canoe on River Ant

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Way markers showing footpath from Weavers Way to Tonnage Bridge

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Banks Boats, Wayford Bridge

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Museum of the Broads, Sutton

This trail explores some of the most accessible and interesting parts of the North Walsham and Dilham Canal. The canal was built in 1825 to allow wherries to transport offal from Wayford up to Antingham Bone Mills, alongside other cargo such as manure, grain and coal.

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