Musings from the Suffolk Coast

27/02/2023

14 artists 14 days…

The Old Theatre in Framingham.

First to 14 April 2023

15/01/2023

12/01/2023

The ultimate guide to East Anglia - from The Wash to Canvey Island.

18/12/2022

If you want to avoid the crowds and soak up the sounds of the waves crashing against the shore, The Suffolk Coast's wild beaches are just for you!

12/11/2022

Lovely walk UFO trail a steady 2 miles.

It’s a glorious day in Suffolk.

11/11/2022

Driving from Orford Snape… can you see it?? Or is it only me?

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10/11/2022

New cafe at Snape Maltings. Highly recommend the Welsh Rarebit..

03/10/2022

I agree…

We've never met a sunrise we didn't like. 🌅

Happy Monday!


📷 Gill Moon Photography

29/08/2022

Cream tea at Boathouse Cafe Bawdsey

Has a lovely little beach

17/08/2022

Suffolk pigs 🐖 staying cool.. 💦

28/07/2022

We had company for our afternoon coffee…


Life is better together.

26/07/2022

Another interesting story featuring Orford thanks to for permission to use image . Here is the original post.
In 1167 or there about, some fishermen from the small East Anglian village of Orford felt an unusually heavy pull on their nets.
Looking down they are shocked to see that todays catch is a man, tall and strong, covered in hair and angry at being trapped.
He is taken to the castle and imprisoned for six months, refusing to talk (or unable) he is beaten and will only eat raw fish which he squeezes first.
Over time the man is allowed to swim and one day he evades the nets left to pen him in and is never seen again. His story is remembered in carvings throughout the town. Merman? Foreign sailor? Wild man?