
Well OK the cider was lovely too, but I forgot to photograph that. The beach front is littered with kiosks selling hot chocolate and would you believe
latte's?

In fact Southwold is so posh, not for them an
End Of The Pier Show, instead a far more amusing and tasteful
Under The Pier Show.
Have you ever seen so much crockery? This is in one of the many bric-a-brac markets. I could have bought a lot more than I did, instead I settled for a hand blown Georgian wine glass.
But from here it is all about the food..
Cream teas at the boating lake cafe
Fresh fish from the harbour.
2 comments:
So many of your photographs are absolutely frame-worthy -- looks like a superlative holiday! Those baskets have me drooling almost as much as the food does.
Oh, it looks lovely! So quintessentially English and not at all crowded this time of the year.
The seaside in the spring is something special – it´s the same here in Sweden. We´re taking a trip out to one of the islands just outside Stockholm tomorrow.
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