I refer to my earlier blogs regarding this facility:
I decided to have a walk around the site on Friday with my wife and two Jack Russells and discovered to my surprise that the construction is now out of the ground, with new steelwork being erected.
My first thoughts were 'my goodness that is huge', but having wandered around the periphery of the site on the public footpath, actually the agricultural buildings have been well located I think. You may think otherwise, but the following photographs will give you an idea of the position and dimensions involved.
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Plate 1 - View from gates
[nr Nocton Wood House]
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Plate 2 - View from public footpath
[adjacent to Nocton Wood]
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Plate 3 - View from footpath
[headed towards Wasp's Nest]
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Plate 4 - View from end of footpath
[before descending to Wasp's Nest]
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Plate 5 - View from Wasp's Nest
[Nocton Wood peeping over the horizon]
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Plate 6 - View from Nocton Fen Rd
[looking up towards Abbey Hill and Nocton Priory]
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Plate 7 - View from the top of Nocton Fen Rd
[looking towards Abbey Hill with Nocton Wood in the background]
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I think it would make for a really interesting visit.
Footnote
The Priory of Nocton Park
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