| Favourite Suffolk spot 23:00 - Apr 8 with 9357 views | NeedhamChris |
Where is everyone's favourite Suffolk spot?
For me - it's Orford. Nowhere else I'd rather spend a few hours or more, although Walberswick isn't far behind. |  |
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| Favourite Suffolk spot on 15:48 - Apr 9 with 2586 views | bluelagos |
Lots of lovely spots named already. I am quite partial to a walk along the Stour or Orwell estuaries. Shotley peninsula from Pin Mill to Shotley is very nice, as is the other side from Stutton to Cattawade.
Best bit is a lot of the time you can walk all day and see only a handful of people in-between the villages. |  |
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| Favourite Suffolk spot on 15:51 - Apr 9 with 2559 views | yesjohn99 |
Summer - Bottom Shops
Winter - Top shops | | | |
| Favourite Suffolk spot on 15:59 - Apr 9 with 2543 views | DJR |
For me, it's the area extending from Southwold to Walberswick, and also the area from the Dip to Felixstowe Ferry, not least because they bring back memories of my parents. |  | | |
| Favourite Suffolk spot on 16:32 - Apr 9 with 2499 views | judespiveyg |
Boyton marshes are really really tranquil and utterly idyllic on a summer's day.
Also love Shingle Street which is just down the road. [Post edited 9 Apr 2024 16:34]
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| Favourite Suffolk spot on 17:19 - Apr 9 with 2442 views | Frans_Arnie |
Thorpeness - pebble beach with a fairly steep incline into the sea. The mere, quirky buildings including the House in the Clouds, close to Aldeburgh for fish & chips but not as busy and coastal walk as far as Dunwich.
Felixstowe …..to the left of the pier is pretty good too . | | | |
| Favourite Suffolk spot on 17:50 - Apr 9 with 2408 views | soupytwist |
Never been there myself but this Twitter post makes me want to walk from Snape to St Botolph's church in Iken.
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| Favourite Suffolk spot on 19:08 - Apr 11 with 2166 views | ford6600 |
Southwold nice out of season, fish n chips n Adnams in pub or on pier..Lavenham of course, Kersey, and Darmsden Church a Victorian rebuild on a hill overlooking valley near Needham Market is a nice spot if you ignore the pylons! | | | |
| Favourite Suffolk spot on 19:20 - Apr 11 with 2155 views | MK1 |
Framlingham Castle. |  |
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| Favourite Suffolk spot on 19:33 - Apr 11 with 2126 views | bazza |
I worked with a guy who had visited nearly every church in Suffolk.. he was on an archeological dig near barham, working on an old Roman settlement. I think he said coddenham and a few around that area was all he had left, That’s some going. |  | | |
| Favourite Suffolk spot on 20:05 - Apr 11 with 2103 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
| Favourite Suffolk spot on 14:46 - Apr 9 by ThatMuhrenCross |
The sofa seat in the front window of The Crown Hotel in Framlingham, overlooking the square on market day with a coffee and a sausage sandwich. |
You like watching w@nkers shopping!!  |  |
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| Favourite Suffolk spot on 21:07 - Apr 11 with 2042 views | Help |
To many to mention
Lavenham for all its beauty.
BSE
Shotley
Orford
Lowestoft
Aldeburgh
Rendlesham Forest
In fact I love visiting any village/town and in between because we live in a fantastic county [Post edited 12 Apr 2024 9:45]
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| Favourite Suffolk spot on 21:14 - Apr 11 with 2034 views | Mookamoo |
Great shots |  | | |
| Favourite Suffolk spot on 21:19 - Apr 11 with 2030 views | AndrewRatcliffITFC |
Sudbury Meadows, happy childhood memories I guess. | | | |
| Favourite Suffolk spot on 21:31 - Apr 11 with 2010 views | Churchman |
Thanks for all these ideas. I’m taking Mrs C as part of her recovery to stay at my late father’s house (my house now, I suppose) in Waldringfield in May for a week. I know plenty of these places, particularly in that area, but all suggestions of places to visit, eat and chill gratefully received! |  | | |
| Favourite Suffolk spot on 21:35 - Apr 11 with 2004 views | Melford |
| Favourite Suffolk spot on 21:19 - Apr 11 by AndrewRatcliffITFC |
Sudbury Meadows, happy childhood memories I guess. |
Going down Ballingdon woods to hit the bong and eat mushrooms. Laying on top of the old WW2 pillboxes looking up at the stars. Nicking a boat from the Quay Theatre and going on a joyride down the river. |  |
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| Favourite Suffolk spot on 22:09 - Apr 11 with 1951 views | bazza |
Google says 500 in Suffolk.. that’s almost 10 years in weekends… majority of the round towers are Norfolk, maybe take some Ipswich stickers , stick one somewhere on all the Norfolk ones. | | | |
| Favourite Suffolk spot on 22:19 - Apr 11 with 1937 views | norfsufblue |
| Favourite Suffolk spot on 15:15 - Apr 9 by giant_stow |
Beccles. Honorary Norfolk really. |
Beccles Clock Tower... as Aan Brazil famously states.... doesn't give the time of day to Norfolk! |  | | |
| Favourite Suffolk spot on 22:21 - Apr 11 with 1936 views | bazza |
Quite funny how people would pay good money to visit a castle, but churches are equally as grand, and full of history , How long has it taken to do the 53? | | | |
| Favourite Suffolk spot on 23:03 - Apr 11 with 1886 views | bazza |
Love Sutton hoo, decent 53 in 6 months, get to see some nice Suffolk/Norfolk countryside as well as a bit of Essex, enjoy . | | | |
| Favourite Suffolk spot on 23:15 - Apr 11 with 1285 views | Churchman |
I must do some of the churches. A load of my ancestors lived in the Bury St Edmunds, Stowmarket area and a little nosing about wouldn’t go amiss. I like the scale of them. They’re all small and steeped in history.
The services for my mum and dad were done at Waldringfield church. It’s small, but totally charming. You can see the history (the bit I’m interested in tbh) in it back a good few 100 years, yet it’s kind of on its own outside the main village.
I like doing the walks along the Deben. You can stand looking out on the river across to Sutton Hoo and imagine the Saxons (Angles) and later Vikings rowing silently up the river. Spine chilling! | | | |
| Favourite Suffolk spot on 23:29 - Apr 11 with 1256 views | lowhouseblue |
this, wonderful website, is what you need.
http://www.suffolkchurches.co.uk/churchlists.htm |  |
| And so as the loose-bowelled pigeon of time swoops low over the unsuspecting tourist of destiny, and the flatulent skunk of fate wanders into the air-conditioning system of eternity, I notice it's the end of the show |
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| Favourite Suffolk spot on 23:48 - Apr 11 with 1239 views | cressi |
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| Favourite Suffolk spot on 06:45 - Apr 12 with 1178 views | ElephantintheRoom |
Nobody seems to have mentioned Minsmere Bird Reserve. The walk up past Sizewall to Minsmere is a delightful mix of the best and worst of Suffolk. Covehishould be on every Suffolk resident’s bucket list - but for those with a penchant for history could do a lot worse than visit the wartime USAAF air bases. Not as interesting now as they were just a few short years ago - but thought provoking and atmospheric. | |
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| Favourite Suffolk spot on 07:06 - Apr 12 with 1166 views | bazza |
| Favourite Suffolk spot on 06:45 - Apr 12 by ElephantintheRoom |
Nobody seems to have mentioned Minsmere Bird Reserve. The walk up past Sizewall to Minsmere is a delightful mix of the best and worst of Suffolk. Covehishould be on every Suffolk resident’s bucket list - but for those with a penchant for history could do a lot worse than visit the wartime USAAF air bases. Not as interesting now as they were just a few short years ago - but thought provoking and atmospheric. |
Good shout, minsmere and dunwich Heath Lovely trails for the kids there, and a lovely cafe, with a look out . | | | |
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