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Tag Archives: Stour & Orwell Walk
Suffolk Coast Walks 2
Just to update the previous post – Nick Marsh, countryside officer at Suffolk Coast and Heaths AONB, went on BBC Radio Suffolk a couple of days ago to talk about my new Cicerone guide and the walking potential that the Suffolk coastal region offers. You can listen … Continue reading
Posted in Suffolk, Walking
Tagged Cicerone, long-distance walks, sandlings, Stour & Orwell Walk, Suffolk Coast Path
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Crossing the Bridge
A little south of Ipswich, the vast concrete span of the Orwell Bridge stretches across the eponymous river like a conveyor belt to Hades. Well not Hades exactly, but the Port of Felixstowe. A constant rattling procession of lorries shunt … Continue reading
Posted in Literature, Suffolk, Travel, Walking
Tagged bridges, India, living root bridges, Pakistan, Slow Norfolk & Suffolk, Stour & Orwell Walk, walking, Waveney valley
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