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English: Overgrown marlpit, Weasenham All Saints, Norfolk. many fields on light, non-calcareous soils in Norfolk have pits from which heavier, chalk-rich soil material was dug to improve the topsoil for agriculture; some contain ponds and tend to be wooded or overgrown now, while others remain as dry depressions, as in the foreground. |
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| Author | Rodney Burton |
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