A walk in the Broads National Park

Broads National Park
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Join poet Dean Parkin, as he takes us to 10 of his favourite places along the Angles Way, exploring the history and heritage in the southern reaches of the Broads National Park through a series of podcasts. These podcasts were funded through the Heritage Lottery Scheme as part of Water, Mills and Marshes.

Episodes

  1. May 22

    Angles Way: Geldeston Locks

    Thirsty? Dean shares some of the history of the pub

    3 min

  2. May 22

    Angles Way: Beccles Fen

    Dean shares his poem about Beccles

    3 min

  3. May 22

    Angles Way: Carlton Marshes

    Dean joins Matt Gooch, reserve manager as they discover some of the sites secrets.

    4 min

  4. May 22

    Angles Way: Oulton Broad

    5 miles from Somerleyton Dean arrives at Oulton Broad. Historian David Butcher tells us something of its past.

    3 min

  5. May 22

    Angles Way: Somerleyton

    Rements of the industrial revolution in Somerleyton, Dean tells us about its origins.

    3 min

  6. May 22

    Angles Way: Herringfleet

    Dean has made it to Herringfleet Mill where he talks Alison Yardy about mills.

    3 min

  7. May 21

    Angles Way: Ashby St Mary

    Dean explores the round tower church at Ashby St Mary

    3 min

  8. May 21

    Angles Way: Burgh Castle

    What's not here? Dean visits the remains of the Roman fort known as Burgh Castle

    3 min

  9. May 21

    Angles Way: Haven Bridge

    Looking out to sea, Dean describes the history of Yarmouths economy.

    3 min

  10. May 21

    Angles Way: Great Yarmouth

    Dean starts his journey in Great Yarmouth touching on the physical and social history of the town.

    3 min
  • 10 Episodes

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Join poet Dean Parkin, as he takes us to 10 of his favourite places along the Angles Way, exploring the history and heritage in the southern reaches of the Broads National Park through a series of podcasts. These podcasts were funded through the Heritage Lottery Scheme as part of Water, Mills and Marshes.

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