A Trip to Southwold, Suffolk - 21st October 2007
The Old Chap is over to visit, which is well-timed, as it's one of those like-summer weekends. However, the downside is that it means no trips out in Nosher's new toy (the Mazda MX-5, with the roof down). Hey ho. But at least it's always nice being in Southwold. Before that, there's a night out at a noodle bar in Cambridge, some destroyed traffic-lights on Coldham's Lane in Cambridge and the annual picking of Nosher's orchard.
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Iz in a Cambridge noodle bar |
A destroyed traffic-light post on Coldham's Lane in Cambridge |
A wrecked pelican crossing: traffic lights and pedestrian crossing signals |
A gathering of office chairs in Taptu's reception on the Science Park |
Isobel packs the apple harvest |
Nosher's dad sits in the garden |
On the half-waxed roof of Vehicle "A", some pheasant feet tracks |
A gap through an oak tree |
In Southwold, a seagull on a groyne |
On the pier, lightbulbs on a string |
Foam on the clear sea laps at the shoreline |
The town of Southwold, as seen from the pier |
Around the pier are lots of small plaques for each of the renovation sponsors. Life is a mirror: if you frown at it, it frowns back; if you smile, it returns the greeting. |
The end of the pier |
Once again, it's a shot of Tim Hunkin's legendary water clock |
Another Tim Hunkin project: a sea-height guage |
The sea-height/tide guage, with the Old Chap reflected |
Goings-on on the pier |
Another amusing plaque on the pier |
Isobel has a look at a comedy telescope |
The copper dudes on the water clock have a wee |
Chap and Isobel walk the prom |
Southwold Pier |
The legs of Southwold Pier |
More rusty pier legs |
Having a cup of tea |
The inshore lifeboat runs about |
Amusement arcade on the pier |
The flood gates are up for the winter |
Coaches only: no picnic-ers |
The cows of Coldham's Common in the morning on the cycle to work |
Isobel picks grapes | |
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