Tag Archives: coastal walking

We had decided to stay in Manningtree after reaching the ferry point to Suffolk as it is the site of one of the worst witch-hunts in England and I wanted Barbara to tell me more about it. I’m including it … Continue reading →

Before leaving Thorpe-le-Soken we had a wander around the graveyard in search of William Gull’s grave. It wasn’t hard to find and can be seen in the middle photo below. A beautiful, slightly overgrown churchyard – my favourite kind. We … Continue reading →

Ate an incredibly beige breakfast of fried potatoes and scrambled eggs – not sure what possessed me to order it? Sandy the landlady didn’t seem to think we could walk all the way round by the Titchmarsh Marina so played … Continue reading →

Having no kettle at the cheap and cheerful lodgings, we were up and out sharpish. Barbara didn’t fancy a swim as the weather was wet and gloomy and when we got down to the sea it seemed a wise choice … Continue reading →

Barbara’s car had been playing up so I drove our van (something I don’t get round to very often) and thoroughly enjoyed the experience, so hopefully it will be repeated. We arrived at Point Clear on the edge of a … Continue reading →