Wendling village, Norfolk

The small village of Wendling is situated approximately 4 miles from the town of Dereham, close to the A47. Here you will find Honeypot Wood, which is ancient woodland containing a mixture of ash and oak trees. The wood supports a rich variety of fauna and many butterflies. Wendling once had a mainline railway station and had USAAF regiments based here during World War II.

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