Eaton Park [34 photos] in TG2007 :: Geograph Britain and Ireland

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Eaton Park

An 80 acre park set in west Norwich. It is the largest of Norwich's Parks. Established in 1928. The park has many amenities including a miniature railway, bowling green, croquet lawn and bandstand. Link

by N Chadwick

Created: Sat, 24 Jul 2010, Updated: Sat, 24 Jul 2010

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TG2007 : Bandstand, Eaton Park by N Chadwick

TG2007 : Avenue of trees, Eaton Park by N Chadwick

TG2007 : Lily Pond, Bandstand and Colonnades, Eaton Park by N Chadwick

TG2007 : Path in Eaton Park by N Chadwick

TG2007 : Eaton Park - ornamental features by N Chadwick

TG2007 : Yachting Pond, Eaton Park by N Chadwick

TG2007 : Tree lined path, Eaton Park by N Chadwick

TG2007 : Colonnaded park pavilion by N Chadwick

TG2007 : Eaton Park - signpost by N Chadwick

TG2007 : Bowling Green, Eaton Park by N Chadwick

TG2007 : Eaton Park - ornamental lake and bridge by N Chadwick

TG2007 : Eaton Park - croquet lawn and bowling green by N Chadwick

TG2007 : Engine Shed, Miniature Railway, Eaton Park by N Chadwick

TG2007 : Bandstand and colonnade, Eaton Park by N Chadwick

TG2007 : Woodland, Eaton Park by N Chadwick

TG2007 : Eaton Park - miniature railway by N Chadwick

TG2007 : Eaton Park - ornamental lake by N Chadwick

TG2007 : Lily pond, Eaton Park by N Chadwick

TG2007 : Eaton Park - trees by N Chadwick

TG2007 : Eaton Park Entrance, South Park Rd by N Chadwick

TG2007 : Water Pavilion, Eaton Park by N Chadwick

TG2007 : Mini athletics track, Eaton Park by N Chadwick

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