Photos of Suffolk
Photos of Suffolk
If you have any Photos of Suffolk that you'd like us to include please email jpeg or jif files (preferably low resolution) to us at suffolkguides.admin@suffolktouristguide.com
The village Peacock here in Westleton patrols regularly to make sure we're working hard!
A common scene at Pin Mill!
Some new sculpture at Glemham Hall
Aldeburgh -
Caught these 2 cows practising synchronised dancing early one morning -
These are usual sights in Suffolk - big skies
(Blythburgh Church)
snowy trees
and the sun setting over Southwold harbour -
This is not a common sight in Suffolk but you never know....
Topiaries from Topiary Art Designs at Millers Meadow (and campsite if you're feeling brave!)
November is mushroom season in Suffolk so we're all out foraging - even the dog!
Photo by Olivia Abbott: Olivia's photos can be bought from
www.alamy.com or email Olivia at oliviaabbott@btinternet.com
Dunwich Beach
The purple heather on Dunwich Heath is stunning late Aug/early Sept and smells as sweet as honey
Strange goings on annually in Westleton at the Barrell Fair
Southwold is lovely but abseiling from the lighthouse is not for the faint hearted (nor for me ever again!)
Southwold is a lovely seaside town and, as you can see from the photograph below, a very romantic place
May is a great month in Suffolk - the asparagus goes from this
to this
and we have lots of bluebells in the woods too
Previously a co-star in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang this old boy will meet & greet you at Cakes and Ale Caravan Site in Saxmundham!
From Baylham Rare Breeds Farm, a great place to take the kids
A welcome sign anytime of the year
St Bartholomew's Church, Orford
Orford is a very attractive village just south of Aldeburgh and is the perfect place for a leisurely, foodie weekend break - find out why here -
ORFORD
Pin Mill, Shotley Peninsula
Great new Art gallery in Aldeburgh - see
Art Exhibitions for current listings
See below for the view from her new Gallery tower!
Now here's an invitation that's hard to resist - take your Valentine to a Tea Dance at Barts Hall, Orford! For more things to do please see Valentines in Suffolk
Suffolk is better known for it's Trinity of Suffolk Punch, Red Poll & Suffolk Sheep, but you'll find these strange looking sheep with long necks in Walberswick
Parking restrictions can be tough in Suffolk (during the Summer!)
Autumn is on the way
If you like Mushroom now (September 2010) is the time to Visit Suffolk - they are fantastic and abundant at the moment
Enjoying a Wednesday lunchtime concert in Holy Trinty Church,
Long Melford, thanks to Melford Music Society
Bentwaters Air Show 13th June
May - Classic Car gathering at Middelton. Many of these 'classics' were younger than me!!
RSPB Minsmere from Dunwich Heath, by David Tipling
Some deer trying to hide on Dunwich Heath during the snow
Jan 2010 - A very appropriate exhibition in Aldeburgh given the recent weather - 'Coastal Images' by Tony Pick which includes some snowy scenes of the coast - see
Coastal Images in Suffolk Art Exhibitions
Stunning photo of
Southwold Pier from Dave Upton from www.daveuptonphotgraphy.co.uk
Even our train stations are architectural masterpieces! - Stowmarket
Crisp winter day during the Bury St Edmunds Festival - Abbey Gardens providing a tranquil space away from the crowds
Kindly supplied by Lynda Griffin of Thorpeness Hotel, Golf and Apartments
Such a great picture! It must be very difficult to concentrate on your putt with that house in the clouds looming in front of you! But if you think you could, check out Thorpeness Hotel, Golf and Apartments
These great photos of Dunwich and Thorpeness were sent in by Sylvia Speak who can be contacted at robsyl87@tiscli.co.uk. For more images by Sylvia please see - Walberswick Guide,
Dunwich Guide, and
Thorpeness Guide
Sudbury is a lovely town with lots to offer, including extensive Marshes on the River Stour, ideal for rambling and birdwatching
Autumn Heather on Dunwich Heath
Caught on Dunwich beach, a fisherman in his tent. My kind of sport!
The following are a collection of photos taken by Jessica Delfino, musician & comedy performer at the Latitude Festival 2009:
For a full guide to all of the wonderful festivals happening in Suffolk, please see Suffolk Festivals
Feeding time at Jimmys Farm - children are encouraged to feed the lambs.
Even the piglets don't mind being stroked - unless they're asleep of course
Perfect Spring driving conditions for this MG car run through
Westleton. Suffolk's country lanes are ideal for these classic cars.
The end of the road at Covehithe - very Thelma and Louise!
Covehithe Church - fortunately in and amongst the ruins the people of Covehithe have built another church - look carefully!
Greenshoots in Suffolk!
A disconcertingly friendly swan at
Melford Hall
Gone Fishing! Weybread Fishery in the Autumn. Check out Fishing in Suffolk
Grounds of Melford Hall
This box of free apples brings a whole new meaning to 'credit crunch lunch'!
Suffolk in the Autumn can be as inviting and colourful as the Summer.
The annual Gosfield Scarecrow Trail takes place in August - it has to be seen to be believed!
This is where Dad's Army can be found when they're not on parade - unique in the UK - see Bressingham Steam
Suffolk's very own Stonehenge! Abbey Gardens, Bury St Edmunds
Halesworth is one of Suffolk's many hidden gems. Gordon Brown took his summer holiday near there, and it's only 15 minutes from Southwold. See Halesworth for more information about this lovely town.
This could only be Lavenham
Some Impressive Ipswich Buildings, old and older
Wetheringsett looking colourful in May
Molly with me in the woods in April admiring the bluebells
Kentwell Hall with daffodils around the moat in April
Needham Lake
Stunning
Framlingham Castle
Inside Framlingham Castle grounds
Suffolk on Easter Sunday 2008!
Early morning training run in Newmarket
Sky on fire in February
Even on a wet January day Bury St Edmunds looks inviting
Flatford Mill January 2008
Kindly sent in by Gareth Davies of Panodream
Photos of Suffolk
If it's Christmas it must be time for my annual bath
15th Century Tardis?
Kentwell Hall looking magnificent in the December sun
Two images of Lavenham
Photos of Suffolk
Gainsborough in front of St Peter's Church, Sudbury
An impressive piece of architecture - proving we're not just a pretty county, we have brains too
Bures High Street November 2007
Thanks to Julie Foster for this Brain Teaser - does anyone know what this white fluffy fungus might be? Apparently it dries to a jet black shell. Please send me an email (address below) if you have any ideas.
Mushrooms on toast anyone?
Whilst out walking in the glorious Autumn sunshine with Molly, my fiercesome hound (see below), I thought of recording some of the sights of Suffolk throughout the seasons. These are amateur shots (I'm sure you guessed!) and I'd be delighted to receive your Photos of Suffolk too, and post them on here.
Belchamp St Paul Church November 2007
Just send me an email with a jpeg, gip or gif. The email address is below and please mark your subject Photos of Suffolk or similar so that I know it's not spam. Send anything that inspires you - a building, sky, bird, mushroom, the water.... Suffolk is a feast for the eyes at any time of the year, let's share it!
The Guildhall, Hadleigh
Molly, the softest dog in the world.
TOP MARKS to Gareth Davies for being the first to send his image of Suffolk in - within an hour of this article going live! VERY IMPRESSIVE, and what a lovely photo of Cavendish Green it is too. Thank you!
Kindly sent in by Gareth Davies of Panodream
Keep them coming please!
Great place for hide and seek
If you have any Photos of Suffolk that you'd like us to include please email jpeg or jif files (preferably low resolution) to us at suffolkguides.admin@suffolktouristguide.com
If you have any Photos of Suffolk that you'd like us to include please email jpeg or jif files (preferably low resolution) to us at suffolkguides.admin@suffolktouristguide.com
The village Peacock here in Westleton patrols regularly to make sure we're working hard!
A common scene at Pin Mill!
Some new sculpture at Glemham Hall
Aldeburgh -
Caught these 2 cows practising synchronised dancing early one morning -
These are usual sights in Suffolk - big skies
(Blythburgh Church)
snowy trees
and the sun setting over Southwold harbour -
This is not a common sight in Suffolk but you never know....
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Topiaries from Topiary Art Designs at Millers Meadow (and campsite if you're feeling brave!)
November is mushroom season in Suffolk so we're all out foraging - even the dog!
Photo by Olivia Abbott: Olivia's photos can be bought from
www.alamy.com or email Olivia at oliviaabbott@btinternet.com
Dunwich Beach
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The purple heather on Dunwich Heath is stunning late Aug/early Sept and smells as sweet as honey
Strange goings on annually in Westleton at the Barrell Fair
Southwold is lovely but abseiling from the lighthouse is not for the faint hearted (nor for me ever again!)
Southwold is a lovely seaside town and, as you can see from the photograph below, a very romantic place
May is a great month in Suffolk - the asparagus goes from this
to this
and we have lots of bluebells in the woods too
Previously a co-star in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang this old boy will meet & greet you at Cakes and Ale Caravan Site in Saxmundham!
From Baylham Rare Breeds Farm, a great place to take the kids
A welcome sign anytime of the year
St Bartholomew's Church, Orford
Orford is a very attractive village just south of Aldeburgh and is the perfect place for a leisurely, foodie weekend break - find out why here -
ORFORD
Pin Mill, Shotley Peninsula
Great new Art gallery in Aldeburgh - see
Art Exhibitions for current listings
See below for the view from her new Gallery tower!
Now here's an invitation that's hard to resist - take your Valentine to a Tea Dance at Barts Hall, Orford! For more things to do please see Valentines in Suffolk
Suffolk is better known for it's Trinity of Suffolk Punch, Red Poll & Suffolk Sheep, but you'll find these strange looking sheep with long necks in Walberswick
Parking restrictions can be tough in Suffolk (during the Summer!)
Autumn is on the way
If you like Mushroom now (September 2010) is the time to Visit Suffolk - they are fantastic and abundant at the moment
Enjoying a Wednesday lunchtime concert in Holy Trinty Church,
Long Melford, thanks to Melford Music Society
Bentwaters Air Show 13th June
May - Classic Car gathering at Middelton. Many of these 'classics' were younger than me!!
RSPB Minsmere from Dunwich Heath, by David Tipling
Some deer trying to hide on Dunwich Heath during the snow
Jan 2010 - A very appropriate exhibition in Aldeburgh given the recent weather - 'Coastal Images' by Tony Pick which includes some snowy scenes of the coast - see
Coastal Images in Suffolk Art Exhibitions
Stunning photo of
Southwold Pier from Dave Upton from www.daveuptonphotgraphy.co.uk
Even our train stations are architectural masterpieces! - Stowmarket
Crisp winter day during the Bury St Edmunds Festival - Abbey Gardens providing a tranquil space away from the crowds
Kindly supplied by Lynda Griffin of Thorpeness Hotel, Golf and Apartments
Such a great picture! It must be very difficult to concentrate on your putt with that house in the clouds looming in front of you! But if you think you could, check out Thorpeness Hotel, Golf and Apartments
These great photos of Dunwich and Thorpeness were sent in by Sylvia Speak who can be contacted at robsyl87@tiscli.co.uk. For more images by Sylvia please see - Walberswick Guide,
Dunwich Guide, and
Thorpeness Guide
Sudbury is a lovely town with lots to offer, including extensive Marshes on the River Stour, ideal for rambling and birdwatching
Autumn Heather on Dunwich Heath
Caught on Dunwich beach, a fisherman in his tent. My kind of sport!
The following are a collection of photos taken by Jessica Delfino, musician & comedy performer at the Latitude Festival 2009:
For a full guide to all of the wonderful festivals happening in Suffolk, please see Suffolk Festivals
Feeding time at Jimmys Farm - children are encouraged to feed the lambs.
Even the piglets don't mind being stroked - unless they're asleep of course
Perfect Spring driving conditions for this MG car run through
Westleton. Suffolk's country lanes are ideal for these classic cars.
The end of the road at Covehithe - very Thelma and Louise!
Covehithe Church - fortunately in and amongst the ruins the people of Covehithe have built another church - look carefully!
Greenshoots in Suffolk!
A disconcertingly friendly swan at
Melford Hall
Gone Fishing! Weybread Fishery in the Autumn. Check out Fishing in Suffolk
Grounds of Melford Hall
This box of free apples brings a whole new meaning to 'credit crunch lunch'!
Suffolk in the Autumn can be as inviting and colourful as the Summer.
The annual Gosfield Scarecrow Trail takes place in August - it has to be seen to be believed!
This is where Dad's Army can be found when they're not on parade - unique in the UK - see Bressingham Steam
Suffolk's very own Stonehenge! Abbey Gardens, Bury St Edmunds
Halesworth is one of Suffolk's many hidden gems. Gordon Brown took his summer holiday near there, and it's only 15 minutes from Southwold. See Halesworth for more information about this lovely town.
This could only be Lavenham
Some Impressive Ipswich Buildings, old and older
Wetheringsett looking colourful in May
Molly with me in the woods in April admiring the bluebells
Kentwell Hall with daffodils around the moat in April
Needham Lake
Stunning
Framlingham Castle
Inside Framlingham Castle grounds
Suffolk on Easter Sunday 2008!
Early morning training run in Newmarket
Sky on fire in February
Even on a wet January day Bury St Edmunds looks inviting
Flatford Mill January 2008
Kindly sent in by Gareth Davies of Panodream
Photos of Suffolk
If it's Christmas it must be time for my annual bath
15th Century Tardis?
Kentwell Hall looking magnificent in the December sun
Two images of Lavenham
Photos of Suffolk
Gainsborough in front of St Peter's Church, Sudbury
An impressive piece of architecture - proving we're not just a pretty county, we have brains too
Bures High Street November 2007
Thanks to Julie Foster for this Brain Teaser - does anyone know what this white fluffy fungus might be? Apparently it dries to a jet black shell. Please send me an email (address below) if you have any ideas.
Mushrooms on toast anyone?
Whilst out walking in the glorious Autumn sunshine with Molly, my fiercesome hound (see below), I thought of recording some of the sights of Suffolk throughout the seasons. These are amateur shots (I'm sure you guessed!) and I'd be delighted to receive your Photos of Suffolk too, and post them on here.
Belchamp St Paul Church November 2007
Just send me an email with a jpeg, gip or gif. The email address is below and please mark your subject Photos of Suffolk or similar so that I know it's not spam. Send anything that inspires you - a building, sky, bird, mushroom, the water.... Suffolk is a feast for the eyes at any time of the year, let's share it!
The Guildhall, Hadleigh
Molly, the softest dog in the world.
TOP MARKS to Gareth Davies for being the first to send his image of Suffolk in - within an hour of this article going live! VERY IMPRESSIVE, and what a lovely photo of Cavendish Green it is too. Thank you!
Kindly sent in by Gareth Davies of Panodream
Keep them coming please!
Great place for hide and seek
If you have any Photos of Suffolk that you'd like us to include please email jpeg or jif files (preferably low resolution) to us at suffolkguides.admin@suffolktouristguide.com
