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5th July. Hindringham Hall Tour & Tea
Hindringham Hall is a moated manor house with beautiful gardens and medieval fish ponds. The current house, on the site of an earlier house, was built by Martin Hastings in the 16th century, and there are some 19 th century additions. The moat and fish ponds date from the 12th century.Although the gardens are open to the public at certain times from March to October, house and garden tours, given by the owners, Charles and Linda Tucker, are only available on three afternoons in the summer. We have booked a private tour for members on one of those days. We will be alternating between the garden and house with another group.Arrive at 2pm for 2.30. Hindringham Hall, Blacksmiths Lane, Hindringham, Norfolk, NR21 0QA. Turn off the A148 at The Crawfish Public House (Thursford) and proceed to Hindringham village, turn left into Blacksmiths Lane (just before the church).
Public transport: Sanders No 46, from Wells next the Sea, served by x29 from Norwich.
The price of the visit is £27.50 and the max no is strictly 22. Our visit includes tea, which is served in the tearoom overlooking the garden.
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