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Tom's Village
What Tom's village may have looked like
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Marshland
The Smeeth would have been a wild marsh back in the time that Tom lived.
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The Ogre of the Smee...
In folktales ogres are giants fond of eating humans. Tom Hickathrift defeates the ogre in the legend.
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The Ogre's cave
In the Ogre's cave Tom found treasure.
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The Smeeth Today
The Smeeth is a an area of good arable land between King’s Lynn and Wisbech. However it was once a wild area comprising of 1572 acres of boggy marshland surrounded to the south by Fenland with reeds and large pools of water.
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The Smeeth Today
The Smeeth is a an area of good arable land between King’s Lynn and Wisbech. However it was once a wild area comprising of 1572 acres of boggy marshland surrounded to the south by Fenland with reeds and large pools of water.
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The Smeeth Today
From the earliest times, before the Norman Conquest, the Smeeth was common land and belonged to the Seven Towns of the Marshland, - Emneth, Walsoken, West Walton, Walpole, Terrington, Tilney and Clenchwarton.
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The Smeeth Today
From the earliest times, before the Norman Conquest, the Smeeth was common land and belonged to the Seven Towns of the Marshland, - Emneth, Walsoken, West Walton, Walpole, Terrington, Tilney and Clenchwarton.
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The Smeeth Today
From the earliest times, before the Norman Conquest, the Smeeth was common land and belonged to the Seven Towns of the Marshland, - Emneth, Walsoken, West Walton, Walpole, Terrington, Tilney and Clenchwarton.
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The Smeeth Today
According to the legend, the Smeeth was once an area where you did not venture. Today it is rich argricultural land.
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The Smeeth Today
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Walpole St Peter
Walpole St Peter is one of the villages surrounding the Smeeth. Besides the story about Tom battling the Ogre, many other legends were told about Tom Hickathrift, including the time he defeated the devil at football in this churchyard.
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