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 A NORWICH BARGE, ON THE YARK .
 
 SUN PICTURES 
 
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 NORFOLK BROADS 
 
 ONE HUNDRED PHOTOGRAPHS FROM NATURE OF THE RIVERS AND BROADS 
 
 OF NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK. 
 
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 List of Photographs. 
 
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 Brundall, on the Yare i8 
 
 A Norwich Barge, on the Yare . Frontispiece 
 
 C'oldham Hall, on the Yare 13 
 
 On the Yare (Wherry leaving Coldham Hall) 48 
 
 On the Yare (Bramerton Woods; ... 29 
 
 Fishing at Cantley 29 
 
 Wroxham Broad 46 
 
 Old Boat-house, Wroxham Broad ... 6 
 
 Entrance to Wroxham Broad 39 
 
 Yacht leaving Wroxham Broad .... 46 
 
 At Wroxham Bridge 19 
 
 Wroxham Bridge Broad 2 
 
 Early Morning at Wroxham Bridge . . 4 
 
 Dyke at Wroxham Bridge 13 
 
 Dyke at Coltishall 47 
 
 .Salhouse Great Broad .38 
 
 .Salhouse Little Broad 27 
 
 On Salhouse Broad 8 
 
 Hoveton and Salhouse Broads .... 23 
 
 Old Boat-house, Salhouse Dyke .... 22 
 
 In Salhouse Dyke (after Dinner) .... 14 
 
 A Norfolk Wherry (Supper-time) .... 50 
 
 Dyke on Hoveton Broad 11 
 
 An E^l Fisher's Boat 43 
 
 South Walsham Broad 20 
 
 Landing Stage, South Walsham Broad . 44 
 
 Cottages, South Walsham Broad ... 14 
 
 Cottages at South Walsham 20 
 
 Dyke at Walsham Broad 12 
 
 kanworth Village^ o 
 
 Dyke at Ranworth o 
 
 Old Hut, Ranworth Dyke 7 
 
 Ranworth Hroad 2 
 
 ,, (The Maltster's Inn) . . 5 
 
 A Fenman's Cottage, Ranworth ... 30 
 
 On the Bure . 32 
 
 On the Bure (Summer-time) ... 31 
 
 A Lug .Sail, on the Mure 4^ 
 
 An Eel Fisher, on the Bure 24 
 
 Fishing on the Bure (a Favourite Pitch) . 36 
 
 Cattle at Noontide, on the Bure .... 40 
 
 St. Benci's .\hl«y 27 
 
 ,, ,, (near viesv) 12 
 
 Relaugh C hurch, on the Bure 10 
 
 Horning, on the Bure 28 
 
 Homing Ferry 25 
 
 Cottages at Horning 2t 
 
 Horstcd .Mill, on itie Burr 17 
 
 Express Wherry leaving Acle I'rirlge . 21 
 
 Wherries leaving Yarmouth for liie Uroads 8 
 
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 Home from the Broads, Yarmouth ... 50 
 
 Yachts in Lowestoft Harbour 32 
 
 Beccles, on the Waveney 18 
 
 On the Waveney 26 
 
 „ ,, (-■^ Fair Wind) .... 36 
 
 „ „ (Racing Craft) .... 25 
 
 Burgh St. Peter, on the Waveney ... 24 
 
 Burgh St. Peter 40 
 
 A Norfolk Wherry, on the Waveney . . 45 
 
 Oulton Broad 10 
 
 ,, (a Summer Morning). . . 33 
 
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 Fritton Lake 38 
 
 Fritton Lake, from the Gardens .... 43 
 
 Fritton Church 34 
 
 Fishing on Fritton Decoy ^ 
 
 Wild Duck Decoy, Fritton 19 
 
 On the River Ant 37 
 
 Wherries meeting on the .A.nt n 
 
 Irstead Church, on the .Ant 2^ 
 
 Rush-laden Boats, on the Ant 3 
 
 Barton Broad (Evening) 31 
 
 Dyke on Barton Broad ^g 
 
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 A Corner of Barton Broad 15 
 
 Gay's Staithe, Barton Broad 35 
 
 Loading Rushes, Barton Dyke .... 6 
 
 .Stalham Dyke 30 
 
 Hickling Broad (Stormy Weather) ... 34 
 
 .\\. Hickling Broad ig 
 
 Hickling Staithe 22 
 
 Drainage Mill, on the Thurne 17 
 
 Hor.sey Mere yi^ 
 
 Fenmen's Cottages, Horsey Dyke ... 47 
 
 On Horsey Mere 49 
 
 On Womack Broad 41 
 
 Potter Heigham Church 42 
 
 Potter Heigham Bridge 26 
 
 Dyke at Potter Heigham 26 
 
 Filby Broad 3 
 
 „ (Sunset) 16 
 
 Ruins on Orme.sby Broad 37 
 
 Fishing on Ornu-sby Broad 42 
 
 Ormesby Broad 16 
 
 The l'"els Foot Inn, Ormesby 7 
 
 Rollesby Broad 43 
 
 .Artists at Work 41 
 
 .An Artist's HouFe Boat 49 
 
 (iirling's Fnrni 5
 
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 PHOTO ART PUBLICATIONS. 
 
 SUA PICTURES OF THE NORFOLK BROADS. 
 " WA YSIDE PICTURES IN EAST ANGLIA." 
 
 For all particulars concerning these Scries of Photographs, apply lo 
 Thb Photo Printinc; Works, Ashtead, Surrey.
 
 GREAT EASTERN RA1L^VAY. 
 
 THE 
 
 BROADS 
 
 OF 
 
 NORFOLK and SUFFOLK. 
 
 FARES from LIVERPOOL STREET or ST. PANORAS. 
 
 TO 
 
 TOURIST. 
 
 A 
 
 FORTNIGHTLY. 
 
 Available for 15 days. 
 
 B 
 
 FRIDAY OR SATURDAY 
 
 TO TUESDAY. 
 
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 iBt Class 1 2 <id Class 3rdCla;s 
 
 IstCla^j 2ad Class 
 
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 Lowestoft 
 
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 A Tourist Tickets are is-.ut.d by any train on any day from ist M.-xy to 31st October, and are available for return 
 by any of the ndvertised Trains on any day up to and including 31st December, 1S91. 
 
 B Fortnightly Tickets are issued by any IVain on any day, and are available for return by any Train on any day 
 within 15 days including the days of issue and return. 
 
 C Friday to Tuesday Tickets are issued every F'ridayand Saturday by any Train, and are available for return by 
 any of the advertised Trains on the day of issue, or on any day up to and including the following Tuesday. 
 
 TOURIST, FORTNIGHTLV, AND FRIDAY TO TUESDAY TICKETS are avail- 
 able to or from additional Stations as follows : — Lowestoft Tickets at Beccles, Carlton Colville, 
 Oulton Broad, Yarmouth, Reedham, Cromer; Yarmouth Tickets at Reedham, Acle, Lowestoft, 
 Beecles, Cromer ; Cromer Tickets at Wroxham, North Walsham, Gunton, Yarmouth, Lowes- 
 toft. Passengers will be required to pay the ordinary local single fares in travelling from one 
 Station to the other. 
 
 Tourist, Fortnightly, and Friday to Tuesday Tickets are also issued from Great Eastern 
 Stations within 12 miles of London (except Stations on the Blackwall Line), and from New Cross (L. 1!. & S.C.), 
 Depiford Road, Rotherhithe, Wapping, Shadwell, Whitechapel, and Shoreditch, at the same fares as from 
 Liverpool Street. 
 
 Extra Journey Return Tickets at Reduced Fares are issued at the above Stations to 
 London and back to holders of not less than two Tourist or Fortnightly Tickets. 
 
 Tourist Tickets arc alsj issued from all the principal places in England via the L. Si N.W., Midland, 
 N.E., L. & Y., M. S. Ik L., G.N., (j.W., L. & S.W., &c., Railways, as well as from all the principal Stations on 
 the Great Eastern Railway. 
 
 During the Summer Months Express and Fast Trains run between London and the Principal 
 
 stations and the St^ition^ scrvin;; tli': Broads. 
 
 Lowestoft in 3 Hours. Yarmouth in 3} Hours. 
 
 Cromer in 3'. Hours. 
 
 London, i8<;i 
 
 WILLIAM BIRT, General ManaKcr.
 
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