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A pleasant walk this week around the harbour at Southwold and Walberswick,starting in bright sunshine and ending in rain. |
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The Bailey bridge that crosses the River Blyth, the piers of the bridge once supported the bridge for the 3 foot gauge railway that operated between Southwold and Halesworth from 1879-1929. |
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Looking up the river Blyth towards Bulcamp marshes with the old mill in the distance. The stile appears to head straight for the river. |
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Standing next to the Harbour Inn is Blackshore cottage probably the most unusually shaped building in Southwold. |
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Boats of every shape and size use the harbour nowadays. |
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Precarious looking jetties stick out into the river. |
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Looking over the marshes towards the village of Walberswick. |
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Rainbow over Southwold. |
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The modern Lifeboat shed seen against ever darkening skies. |
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The Coastal Voyager leaving the harbour at speed. The Voyager gives high speed trips out to sea and more leisurely trips up the river to Blythburgh. |
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Old fishermen’s sheds on the Walberswick side of the river. |
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The Southwold ferry jetty with the lighthouse in the background, there’s no ferry today so I have to walk back the way I came. |
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