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Lost in a Landscape: Little Hautbois
Another desertion. The photograph below was taken looking very roughly South at the present day situation of Little Hautbois; Little more than a row of houses just off the B1150, set in Pretty Farmland, it still just about clings on to its existence. As you follow the...![Dead cities: Langham Dome](https://www.invisibleworks.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/image.jpg)
Dead cities: Langham Dome
Langham Dome A sort of anti-axis forces death star type thing. It looks a bit like one of those chocolate bombs or a steamed pudding, but about 18 feet high, made of reinforced concrete and painted black. Nestling on the edge of an abandoned airfield about 4 miles...![Dead cities: RAF Thorpe Abbotts](https://www.invisibleworks.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Thorpe_abbotts_IMG_3652.jpg)
Dead cities: RAF Thorpe Abbotts
RAF Thorpe Abbotts In February (2014) I was fortunate enough to get invited by Waveney Valley Community Archaeology Group with the permission of Lord Mann on a reconnaissance mission for a project they are doing on studying standing buildings on the site of Thorpe...![Coasting: Eccles beach – far away in time](https://www.invisibleworks.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Eccles-defences-IMG_3897.jpg)
Coasting: Eccles beach – far away in time
Eccles beach. Not Echo Beach, but I like a nice inexpensive joke derived from a slightly odd eighties lyric now and again, you just watch me. There are a fair few Eccles in Britain the famous one is in Salford, where those crumbly buttery cakes with raisins in that...![Lost in a Landscape: Bawsey – the Church on the hill](https://www.invisibleworks.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Bawsey-IMG_6833.jpg)
Lost in a Landscape: Bawsey – the Church on the hill
It seemed rude not to, I’ve been driving past Bawsey for far too long, so on a trip to Derbyshire to drink and take in a band (Phantogram) with my Nephew Rich, I made an attempt to stop. In fact I had two attempts at it, Sundays’ mission was stopped by the...![Bixley – the lost village](https://www.invisibleworks.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/WM-Sr-waldregesilius-bixley-20101010_IMG_00168a-1080x675.jpg)
Bixley – the lost village
Bixley barely exists as a place, not far from the A146, it is now largely a track to a church which until relatively recently served the rural surroundings and a diminishing population. The last human connections are the graveyard and the landscape itself which still...![Lost in a landscape: Caistor St Edmund – A buried town](https://www.invisibleworks.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/Caistor_st_eds_IMG_9253-mono-1500a-1080x675.jpg)
Lost in a landscape: Caistor St Edmund – A buried town
Five miles to the South East of the modern nucleus of Norwich sits Caistor St Edmund, on a rise in the land between the confluence of the River Tas and the River Yare near where the Wensum joins the “I’m the biggest River” bunfight and loses it...![Lost in a landscape: Godwick DMV](https://www.invisibleworks.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Godwick_6593-Enhanced-2022-2000px-1080x675.jpg)