My Quiet Life in Suffolk

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Showing posts with label National Trust Properties.. Show all posts
Showing posts with label National Trust Properties.. Show all posts
18 September 2025

Dunwich Heath

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 National Trust land - saved for the Nation, but £6 to park as I'm no longer a member. This is an area all along this part of the coast ...
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27 October 2023

Sweet Chestnuts

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 Many thanks for comments yesterday - apologies for not replying - just got side tracked by other stuff. These are  Sweet Chestnut trees, tw...
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20 October 2023

Sutton Hoo Part Two - Inside

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There are two National Trust buildings at Sutton Hoo one has the shop, cafe and toilets and the other holds the displays telling the story o...
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19 October 2023

Sutton Hoo Part One - Outside

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 Son and Daughter in Law found an online voucher for free admission to a National Trust property for October and they hadn't been to Sut...
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30 August 2023

The Oxburgh Estate.

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 A few weeks ago I had a day out across the border into Norfolk so I could visit Oxburgh Manor House while I had my NT membership. I say ...
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27 July 2023

Ickworth House

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Making use of my one year National Trust membership while visiting Little Saxham church last week, I went to Ickworth House and Estate which...
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I'm just over 70 years old and proud of being Suffolk born and bred!After 38 years of happy marriage .....with 23 of those years spent on a self-sufficient smallholding near the Suffolk coast, we moved to an old cottage in very rural Mid Suffolk when my dear husband Colin was diagnosed with Mantle Cell Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma. He died in May 2018. Our 3 grown up children have given me 5 wonderful grandchildren. In 2021 I moved 3 miles from the old country cottage at the end of a lane to live in a modern bungalow on the edge of a village in Mid Suffolk..
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