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EPPING FOREST OUTDOOR GROUP
The following day, 11th August, Sue and Ferg. led us on a walk at Hockham Forest. Much of this followed the course of the old Thetford to Swaffham Railway, and is known as the Great Eastern Pingo Trail It is a most enjoyable routes through varied scenery but with no cuttings. Later on we encountered our first pingos, although we weren't attacked. In fact they are a geological feature - not common in Britain - and are ponds formed by the action of ice.
(Photographs by Peter and Maz Gamble)
Spot the pingo in Norfolk - 11th August 2008
The house in Mulbarton - plenty of room for at least seven lodgers
Breakfast before pingos
Setting out on the Great Eastern Pingo Trail 
With pine plantations and heaths - 
- mixed woodland 
- with bracken 
Wildlife encountered : this is a Privet Hawkmoth 
Paul usually tries to get ahead at kissing gates... 
Part of the route follows the Peddars Way & Norfolk Coast Path
So is this a toll-bridge, then? 
A short break at Hockham Heath, near the end of the walk ...........................................
