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Memories of Holly Farm

Published: 8:08 AM January 13, 2009    Updated: 9:34 PM October 10, 2020

I WONDER if any readers might be able to help me?Back in the 1950/60s I spent a very memorable holiday with my family at Holly Farm, on the A12, at Kessingland.

I WONDER if any readers might be able to help me?

Back in the 1950/60s I spent a very memorable holiday with my family at Holly Farm, on the A12, at Kessingland.

It was a few minutes walk from cliff top path via two fields to the very pebbly beach.

Can anyone tell me if the farm still exists and if it does what is its exact location?

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If anyone has a photograph of Holly Farm I am willing to pay expenses for a copy and postage. Any help in this matter would be appreciated.

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PHILIP PORTER

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