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	Large puddle on the crossroads near Barmer, Norfolk by Richard Humphrey A track goes off into the distance on the right of the hedge. According to O.S. maps there should be a metaled road crossing the track in the foreground but it is actually a badly rutted track/green lane prone to flooding.
	Free range hens' farm by Alan Hawkes The two hens shown crossing the track came from this part of Barmer farm.
	Restricted byway, heading north to Barwick Hall Farm by Christine Johnstone Between maize fields, north-east of Barmer.
	Track north east of Barmer Farm by Nigel Jones Track runs north west towards Barwick Hall Farm
	Arable land north east of Barmer Farm by Nigel Jones Not a lot in this square apart from fields. Trees on the left of picture are growing around what, I assume, are disused field quarries. Track crosses Burnham Green Lane about 1km further on and then proceeds a further 2km to Bloodgate... (more)
	Storm-damaged tree, west of Jack's Lane wind farm by Christine Johnstone Damaged, but surviving.
	Track north of Barmer in Norfolk by Richard Humphrey
	Two hens by Alan Hawkes This photo does not resolve why the chicken crossed the road, but it does catch two hens in the act. This is on the farm track that leads north-east from the camp site at Barmer Farm.
	Not what's shown on the map! by Richard Humphrey This track north east of Barmer in Norfolk is shown on OS maps as a metalled road. It is actually a deeply rutted track in places
	Maize growing north-east of Barmer by Christine Johnstone The copse is on a 55 metre contour.
	Restricted byway, heading south by Christine Johnstone Bypassing Barmer, to link Barwick Hall Farm and Syderstone.
	Restricted byway, north-east of Barmer by Christine Johnstone Heading south alongside a maize field