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	Path through marsh pastures by Evelyn Simak One of the footpaths leading into the Holkham Nature Reserve can be accessed from the A149 east of Burnham Overy Staithe. The first section of this path runs in a straight line; here a short track veers easterly, leading to a gate into a... (more)
	Overy Creek by Shaun Ferguson Overy Creek with on the dyke the path to Burnham Overy Staithe
	Footpath to byway, Overy Marshes by Derek Harper A view from a bend on the coast path on its levee by Overy Creek. This starts as Burnham Overy footpath 7 (the path followed up to this point by the coast path), but after nearly 400 metres it turns into Burnham Overy restricted byway 8. It... (more)
	Sluice draining Overy Marshes into Overy Creek by David Martin
	Footpath to Overy Marshes, Norfolk by Richard Humphrey To the east of Burnham Overy Staithe
	Overy Marsh mudflats by Hugh Venables With small creeks meandering through the mud. This is a very good area to see a variety of common wading birds, such as Dunlin, Redshank and Grey plover, up close and in good light. There is often something slightly more unusual amongst them as well.
	Overy Marsh by Trevor Wright
	Crop field off the A149, Burnham Overy Staithe by JThomas
	Overy Creek by Chris Heaton Mudflats and tidal channels seen from the Norfolk Coast Path near Burnham Overy Staithe
	Burnham Overy Bank Sluice and Overy Creek by Martin Dawes
	Geese landing on open water by Zorba the Geek Heralded by much honking from the water and from the air, another group of geese land on this water on Overy Marshes, close to Burnham Overy Staithe. Marsh House Farm is in the group of trees in the background.
	Spigot Mortar Base, Burnham Overy Staithe, Norfolk. by Kevin Thomas Relic from WW2. The mortar would have pivoted on the stainless steel spigot in the centre of the reinforced concrete base. The spigot mortar was rejected by the regular army but saw service with Home Guard and airfield protection units... (more)