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'We went over to Bawdesy on the Ferry from Felixstowe. I was struck by the layers of vivid ochre colours in the cliff formation.'
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'Southwold is one of my favourite places and these are the huts near Gun Hill.'
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I spent a damp afternoon sketching in Blythburgh and this is the result. The ghostly image of the magnificent church was my focus.'
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The ever changing beach at Covehithe and Benacre Broad due to erosion. Every time I go back to it another tree has been uprooted and slipped on to the shore.
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The tree on the water's edge, it reminds me of a huge sculptured hand.
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This image shows the dramatic effect of coastal erosion. The farmer had been able plant his crop a few weeks before the edge of the cliff had fallen away.
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Like it's partner The Deben II this was based on a winter morning walk along the tow path at Woodbridge
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Like it's partner The Deben I this was based on a winter morning walk along the tow path at Woodbridge.
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Another favourite place to walk the dog and also get good fish and chips.
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This is the view from the footpath funning parallel to the golf course. The trees bent by the excesses of the wind had caught my eye.
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Ah Shingle Street, just shingle a few cottages and of course the Martello Tower. Another place at risk from the ravages of the North Sea.
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This is a familiar sight for anybody who has visited the excellent RSPB bird reserve at Minsmere. There is good tea and cake to be bought at the National Trust cottages.
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The river Orwell at Nacton was where we swam as children when we couldn't get to Felixstowe.
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This 18th century lighthouse is situated on a 13 mile spit which runs parallel to the coast and is only accessible by boat from Orford. A wonderful place to visit if you like derelict buildings and look out for the hares.
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Behind the Concert Hall this Barbara Hepworth sculpture sits majestically amongst the reeds.
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I was really inspired by the beach cottages and the open expanse of the shingle.
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A partner to Shingle Street I this is another example of the exposed North Sea coast.
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This is part of the spiral staircase attached to the lookout tower on Crag Path. I was excited by the shapes formed by the shadows.
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Another image of Southwold, this time it was the 'bar code' effect formed by the wooden supports that apealed and of course the silhouettes of the people inside.
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Sketched on a sunny November day this had everything going for it.................trees and long shadows.
