From chariot burials dating back to circa c.2000 BC and the Middle Ages to the Great Plains of America and the Industrial Age, the importance of the horse in the development of human civilisation has been well documented.
Last Sunday we hosted our Open Day in at The Old Water Tower in Southwold. The weather began a little clouded over, but subsequently stayed dry for the duration of the day.
With Halloween just around the corner, my thoughts have turned to the spooky goings on of the county and I remembered back to my local school days, when I learned about the wonderful lost city of Dunwich.
Guest blog post by Marion Welham, Heritage and Tourism Officer, Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich
Photos left to right: St Michael's in Framlingham, walking along the Blyth Estuary
As the nights draw in it can be tempting to pull the curtains, pour the cocoa and hunker down during your Suffolk visit. Play scrabble! Watch those box sets! Eat, drink and snooze!
Located on the meandering River Waveney and surrounding by rural farmland, Beccles is an ideal place for a short break or longer stay and we have recently listed a beautiful holiday home here called River End Cottage.
