As you sit on the seat, the building opposite used to be a coaching inn on the Turnpike between Kings Lynn and Norwich. Further behind that there used to be a large maltings supplied with raw materiels brought up the river Nar by barge from Kings Lynn as well as by road on cart and horse. A few hundred yards down the road to your right on the way to Pentney was the Narborough and Pentney railway station. The line ran from Kings Lynn with branches into the maltings as well as on to Dereham. Narborough boasted two water mills, one in the village to grind corn and one a mile down river which ground bones to make fertiliser.
The cache can be found at N52 41.ABC E000 34.DEF
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A= A third of the FULL bricks around the top of the sign plinth
B= Number of swans on the sign
C= Number of arms on the road signpost
D= Number of spokes in the wheel plus half as many again
E= Number of trains and planes on the sign plus one
F= Number of panes in the big window of church on sign
Please take care when crossing the sometimes busy road
If anybody would like to expand this series please do. I would just ask that you let SmokeyPugs know first so they can keep track of the Village Sign numbers and names to avoid duplication
Unregistered travel bug in cache for FTF congrats to taylor02 for first to find on a cold dark windy night