Kessingland is a village of around 4000 inhabitants that lies about 4 miles south of Lowestoft, it once consisted of two parts the "Beach" and the "Street" until a housing estate filled the gap thus uniting the village into one.

The "Sailors Home" public house.

Nowadays only a few fishermen still fish from the beach.

Caravans from the nearby holiday village perched on the cliff top, at this time of year all are empty awaiting next summers holidaymakers.

At this point the River Hundred reaches the sea, but it has to be pumped over the shingle bank before it can reach the sea, I assume this is to do with the flood defences.

The sluice, which allows the river to flow into the sea

And finally the river reaches the sea via probably the only waterfall in Suffolk.

This washed up tree still has its roots, so probably came from a little further down the coast where the coastal erosion is very bad, with not only trees but also whole houses falling over the cliffs.

This pathway across the shingle, made from old conveyor belts sure makes walking back to the promanade much easier.

And finally back to the village where its time to find somewhere to get a nice hot drink or even visit the Sailors Home!