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Blenheim Crescent, THETFORD, IP25 6RN

That's one helluva knife he's got there. Based on local history and known as "The babes in the wood tale". It would seem that the fellow with the knife was a 'Wicked Uncle'. The story dates back to 1595 and it is said that a small boy and girl were left in the care of their uncle when their father, an Arthur Truelove died. Because the children had inherited their father’s wealth it was the plan of the uncle to have them disappear so he would benefit. He hired two men to kill them in Wayland Wood, but one man took pity on the children and killed the other man instead and set the children free. However they were lost in the wood, and were never seen again. https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6678217

That's one helluva knife he's got there. Based on local history and known as "The babes in the wood tale". It would seem that the fellow with the knife was a 'Wicked Uncle'. The story dates back to 1595 and it is said that a small boy and girl were left in the care of their uncle when their father, an Arthur Truelove died. Because the children had inherited their father’s wealth it was the plan of the uncle to have them disappear so he would benefit. He hired two men to kill them in Wayland Wood, but one man took pity on the children and killed the other man instead and set the children free. However they were lost in the wood, and were never seen again. https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5620806

Road scene and Waggon and Horses public house at Griston, Norfolk.

RAF Watton and the village of Griston were closely entwined during WW2. The Airbase was used by the United States Army Air Force's Eighth Air Force as a major overhaul depot for Consolidated B-24 Liberator bombers and as a weather reconnaissance base 1943 - 1945

The WW1 memorial bears six names and the WW2 memorial below, bears two.