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Gault Hole, Mepal

History of Gault Hole

Gault Hole OS 1901

Derek Martin’s reminiscences are recorded in Mepal Vignettes (2005). He says that the Casbon family lived in a cottage at Gault Hole for several years. It was an ideal place for wildfowling with a punt gun.

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