title	The Lost Architecture of Ipswich, Suffolk - 11th December 2023
intro	Nosher and Isobel are up in Ipswich for an appointment at the Nuffield on the outskirts of town, but before that's done we poke around in the centre of Ipswich for a bit, looking for some lunch. Whilst roaming around, we spot various interesting bits of architecture hidden away.
imgp0008	Isobel sticks up a panto banner near Scole
imgp0011	There's a knitted pudding on a postbox in Eye
imgp0012	Primary school kids have hung randomness on the tree
imgp0013	Some knotted bollard tops
imgp9834	The back of the derelict Woolworths building
imgp9836	The Walk, off Tavern Street
imgp9837	The impressive Lloyds Bank building
imgp9839	The old Debenhams is lit up for some reason
imgp9841	Debenhams' former menswear department
imgp9842	We get lunch in a Chinese fast-food place
imgp9843	There's an impressive sewing and fabric shop
imgp9847	Funky black-and-white ring patterns on Crown Street
imgp9848	Some sort of late-70s building on Crown Street
imgp9849	A late-20s/arts-and-crafts building on Museum Street
imgp9852	Isobel spots some nice old brick advertising
imgp9853	Harry's handcrafted doughnuts has closed down
imgp9854	Painted clock of the entrance to The Walk
imgp9856	A 1930s building on Tower Street
imgp9857	The grand entrance to the Buttermarket
imgp9858	A timber-framed cottage is absorbed by the new
imgp9859	Timber-framed building on St. Stephen's Street
imgp9860	The late-Victorian Price the Bootmaker shop
imgp9862	Faint remains of the Woolworth sign
imgp9863	Isobel roams around Tacket Street car park
imgp9865	Another look at the derelict Woolworth building
imgp9866	A heap of rubbish has pushed over a wood board
imgp9867	A dedication to King Edward VII at the Nuffield