How Hill

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How Hill is a scenic area in the Norfolk Broads of England, known for its marshland nature reserve, historic drainage mills, and the thatched How Hill House overlooking the River Ant.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf country house
drainage mill
landscape feature
marshman’s cottage
nature reserve
scenic area
country England
hasActivity birdwatching
boating
environmental education
walking
hasFeature drainage mills
marshland
reedbeds
thatched buildings
wet woodland
hasPart Boardman’s Mill NERFINISHED
Clayrack Drainage Mill NERFINISHED
How Hill House NERFINISHED
How Hill National Nature Reserve NERFINISHED
Toad Hole Cottage NERFINISHED
knownFor How Hill House NERFINISHED
boat trips
historic drainage mills
marshland nature reserve
scenic views
wildlife watching
locatedIn East of England
How Hill NERFINISHED
How Hill NERFINISHED
How Hill NERFINISHED
How Hill NERFINISHED
How Hill NERFINISHED
Norfolk NERFINISHED
Norfolk Broads NERFINISHED
locatedOnRiver River Ant NERFINISHED
overlooks River Ant NERFINISHED
River Ant NERFINISHED
roofType thatched roof

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River Ant flowsThrough How Hill