Shottisham is a small quiet little village with this picturesque pub, a Church and a few houses.

Edited by: Peggy Cannell at:30th August 2010 16:53

A great view of the harbour by Kevin showing the A12 road bridge, which is rather annoying to road traffic when  is open which allows craft to travell to and from Lake Lothing

Edited by: Peggy Cannell at:30th August 2010 16:26

Bury St Edmunds is well worth a visit, it is steeped in history and has the wonderful Abbey Gardens alongside of the old Abbey walls, where one can sit and gaze at the wonderful displays, quaint little shops as well as the modern day shops and restaurants.

Edited by: Peggy Cannell at:30th August 2010 16:10

Originally, rather than having the eyesore of a water tower, it was clad in wood to make it look like a small house on top of a 5 storey tower. When mains water was installed in the village the tank was transformed into a huge games room.  It is known as 'The House in the Clouds' and stands by a windmill

Edited by: Peggy Cannell at:30th August 2010 16:41

nice selection peggy.

One of the views which dominate the unspoilt little town of Southwold, it is open to visitors on certain days where great views of the town can be seen if you are energetic enough to climb the steps. Southwold is always heaving with visitors as soon as the sun pops it head out,

Edited by: Peggy Cannell at:30th August 2010 16:16

Peggy you are an absolute ****STAR****, well done and thank you so much.  Is it possible for you to add the name of the place above the photo and perhaps a few words about it??