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The twin villages of Thornham Magna and Thornham Parva lie within a mile or so of each other through wooded country lanes. Magna is the larger of the villages with a lovely pub, a forge workshop and village hall while Parva has its quaint little thatched church and only a few shattered houses. Both villages lie about 3 miles from Eye and close to the A140 main road from Norwich to Ipswich. |
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Looking over the fields at a lovely thatched house in Thornham Parva. |
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The Four Horseshoes in Thornham Magna, the quintessential picture postcard country pub. |
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The main street running through the village, how peaceful it is! |
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The little river that runs through Thornham Magna. |
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The church of St Mary Magdalene in Thornham Magna. |
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A lovely pair of chestnut horses in a nearby field watching me watching them. |
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The view from the graveyard looking over the Thornham Estate with its many lovely walks. |
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One of the many thatched buildings in Thornham Magna, the larger of the two villages. |
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St Mary’s church in Thornham Parva, surely one of the prettiest country churches in Suffolk with its thatched roof and tower. |
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A close up of the front of the Four Horseshoes Pub. |
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