The Southwold Pier sign

Underneath the pier

A few self-timer pix

A curious collection of bathing huts

This boat slowly decays and morphs into the ground it rests on

Along the promenade

See the sea

Blythburgh Church

The "flying angel" Blythburgh village sign

A picturesque lane leads away from the church

The church and the angel sign

The nave inside Blythburgh Church, showing some of the timbered Angel roof. It's an exceedingly light and airey church on account of the relative lack of stained glass.

The famous door: it was struck by lightning which left the vertical scorch-marks on the door (above and to the right of the handle). It is said to be the mark of the devil, or a scratch from the paw of Black Shuck

A carved figure on the end of the pew

up a very narrow spiral staircase can be found this priests' room. Very quiet.

The 14th century font

On the way back, a quick scope at St Andrew's at Bramfield

a cute, and unusual, thatched church

whose tower is significantly detached from the church itself