Once the old Customs Housefrom the time that Aldeburgh was a thriving port
I noticed a number of windows were decorated
The Town Steps
One of her photos looking down
and looking down in the snow
I liked this pic because the seating matched the produce
A Fish and Chip shop
And Another
And a Pub
I noticed a number of windows were decorated
The Town StepsMy daughter stayed recently in a friends holiday home
at the top of these steps
One of her photos looking down
and looking down in the snowA photo taken by Tony Pick
and sold in his gallery, Costal Images
I liked this pic because the seating matched the produce
A Fish and Chip shop
And Another
And a Pub
I'm having a busy birthday. After lunch at our hotel we are off to Minsmere and Dunwich a little up the coast. Can't hang around, it will be dark soon after 4.0 pm
22 comments:
I like the many bright colors they use.
Susan
I, too, noticed the colours - very pretty.
Glad to hear that you are celebrating your birthday to the hilt!
Lorrie
Wonderful colors and such a pretty location. Your daughter was blessed to have enjoyed that fantastic view while visiting her friend. I liked the decorated window with all the blue and the flowers. Also really found the white house with the pale yellow door and trim charming. Thanks for the tour!
You keep celebrating, y'hear!
What fun cottages. I love all the different colors--we're so timid here with color most of the time.
Yes, the colors make the houses look very neat.
Patsy
Happy Birthday. I am loving the pictures, please keep them comming. lol
Oh, I do love the photograph of the snowy village. And the cottage with the yellow door! Lovely!
Oh, how wonderful all those houses and cottages are. I remember visiting Aldeburgh when we were staying at Southwold - We also visited Dunwich and Walberswick. Thanks for visiting my blog and leaving a comment:)
Hello Barbara.......
Belated ‘Happy Birthday’ for yesterday.
Gorgeous pictures in this post...... I love the colourful little cottages .... particularly the snowy picture.......
Thank you for the recent comment you left for me..... I know I’ve not been a good blogger recently, but I have done a post this afternoon.
Catch up with you again soon. Marion
I love those colorful, wonderful cottages!
oh!!! I love your blog, this is good travelling for someone like me who is really really scared of leaving the kitchen.
maybe its time for me to finally pack a bag and dare...
Hi Barbara, just catching up on your recent posts. How wonderful you had good weather in Aldeburgh in November.
I enjoyed this wide variety of homes you showed us and noticed many had funny little balconies of one sort or another. Love the wide stony beach too and the misty shots into the distance.
I'm glad you had a good time for your birthday treat. What an amazing thing to run into those friends from America.
I know I already left you a comment, but I have something for you waiting at my blog, please stop by. :)
Thank you for taking us through Aldeburgh, very colourful and pretty houses. I'm going to look it up on Google Earth so I know 'where we are' I love sailing and the sea so I have to have my cordinates straight. Have a nice day / Tyra
Hello Barbara, at the bottom of my blog I have my music selection so you can mute me if you wish. lol The current song playing is...The Prayer, by Charlotte Church and Josh Grogan. It is beautiful isn't it.
I'll meet you at the fish and chip shop! I always think a red front door is so snazzy and distinctive. And the house with the blue shutters and trim...so beautiful.
Fabulous! All these amazing buildings in one place.
There are some beautifully quirky houses there. ;-) I love the tile roofs.
wonderful, wonderful, wonderful. Love the window shots.
I liked the peeks into peoples gardens.
Delightful cottages.
Marie x
Oh I do remember this one because I remember your saying that Janie had had that wonderful view. And I still say that I love that pale yellow door!
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