This visual essay is developed from an archive of site videos, photographs, photogrammetry and studio models, accumulated over walks along the 37.5-mile Wherryman’s Way on the Norfolk Broads. The archive was initiated, and has continued beyond, a Heritage Lottery Fund public project 'Mapping the Broads', in partnership with the Norfolk Broads Authority. The essay has been accepted by the Journal of Illustration for their second issue of 'Heritage', to be published later in 2026. The essay will critically reflect on what is and is not seen through a heritage lens on landscape – and (drawing on David Matless, paraphrasing W.J.T. Mitchell) “approach landscape as a verb rather than a noun.”