Wide skies and huge beaches of Suffolk

Interesting to see this coastal area.
Good variety of pics, Sheila. Well done :o)
Driftwood looks fascinating.

what a lovely blog,

It does look Fabulous Sheila, the sky in the next to last picture is lovely. No moths or butterflies in that wild flower patch ? You should collect the driftwood to make a sculpture....I will post one for you to aim at. ;0)

lovely pics of the beach and I do love those grasses :))) wonderful opening sky picture

Thanks so much everyone.
Glad you noticed the sky (with the sunbeams!) in the next to last picture, Pimm's, and I did try pulling up a bit of driftwood, but it was embedded! I found a tiny piece though, which I shall place (artistically of course) with my bonsais. (My Mum could make sculptures out of wood - usually birds.)

Lovely pictures, Sheila. I'm glad you had a good break. Thanks for the tour!

Oh lovely pics. Sheila, your pics were better than mine especially the wild flowers on the beach there, beautiful. Thanks for the 'Walberswick' memory, was that little antiqie place open on the green there? That white house was on my 'dream' list by the way!! Lol. The old church looks just like the one in W'wick doesn't it? Glad you enjoyed your weekend, did you also find 'erosion', that was a lovely photo I remember!

Love all the pics Sheila, it looks a wonderful place. What a beautiful old ruin too ....if only we improved with age like some old buildings:-) It must be something to do with being able to see more of the natural world through and around them as they decay so the ruin becomes a lovely frame:-)

Glad you had a lovely time,Sheila..what a great place..so natural and wild..and some beautiful photo's :o)

Southwold is a lovely place to visit, enjoyed your walk along the beach, I must take more notice of the plants next time we go for a walk, I know there is a lot of Kale about. Some beautifully taken photos Sheila, pleased you enjoyed your break.

Lovely photos Sheila.
Did you pick some sea kale? Very good for you :-)

I enjoyed my visit to Southwold Sheila, thanks for taking me with you :)
Smashing pictures, lovely ruin and I probably would have tried to get a bit of that driftwood out too!
Pleased you had a good time and well done for walking the 2 miles...was worth it wasn't it?

Lovely pictures! My daughter lives fairly close to that area so, when I visit (usually 'out-of-season') we often walk along the windy shingle beaches picking up various interesting bits and pieces of fossilised trees etc. What a lovely break you had! :o)

Thank you for joining me Mel, Gill, Ba, Sandra, Dotty, Willi, Scottish and Nariz . . . lovely to have found such an unspoilt area, isn't it?

Indeed it is, and what happy dreams such places inspire!

:)))

That was a lovely trip, Sheila. I love the old ruins and the driftwood. Glad you managed to get a little piece, at least.The petrified forest must have been awe-inspiring.

Thanks Tuesday . . . there's something mysteriously attractive about driftwood!