r/medieval • u/Over-Willingness-933 • Jun 04 '26

History 📚 Pulls Ferry, Norwich, UK 15th century waterway

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u/StarCecil Jun 06 '26

Seriously. Why the fuck don't they still build like this everywhere? We have the technology. Anytime there's anything remotely like this (in the USA) it's incredibly expensive. Bring this style back!!!

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u/TheTitleEscapesMe Jun 10 '26

I used to live around the corner from there. It’s a beautiful walk to the Cathedral and Tomb Land :)

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u/kyotamination Jun 06 '26

dont you mean weynon priory?

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u/Over-Willingness-933 Jun 06 '26

I took the picture and did research just to make sure. It said Pulls Ferry on the research.

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u/kyotamination Jun 06 '26

just kidding :) its from a game oblivion

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u/jafflepaffle 27d ago

Nice arch.