Thorpeness is on the Suffolk Coast 2 miles north of Aldeburgh and at the east end of the B1353. Home truths: 60-mile route from Felixstowe to Lowestoft, exploring all of the beauty and wonder along the glorious Suffolk Coast. The route uses a section of the Suffolk Coast and Heaths Path, details of which can be found on this website. Public footpaths - where eyes are drawn when studying an OS Explorer - have to be treated with caution. Walk 14: Poole Town Centre: Cockles & Mussels alive a live oh! Lovely walk. Besides a large main pond, there are several channels with landings marked with names of the Peter Pan theme. The track leads to a road. Time to walk: Just over a couple of hours, but theres opportunities to sit & watch the wildlife on the marshes, or maybe just chill on one of the many benches, Difficulty: Very easy & flat on a mixture of hard surfaces & well-draining, Parking:In the public pay & display car park opposite The Meare, Public toilets:The Meare Cafe at the start & end, but nothing in-between, This is the second of our walks on the beautiful Suffolk coast that we did in the summer of 2017, the other being around Southwold, Thorpeness was originally a small fishing hamlet in the late 19th century, with folklore stories of it being a route for smugglers into East Anglia. Walk 41: Welford Circularviews across 3 counties, & also known as the Happy Whale Walk!, Walk 42: Cosgrove Circular: watch out for a stampede, Walk 43: Great Addington Circular: The 3 Ws Water, Wildlife & Walking, Walk 44: Fermyn Woods Circular: Flip-Flop Frenzy, Walk 45: Kings Cliffe Circular: Bouncing dogs & unusual libraries, Walk 46: Whilton Circular: more stampeding, Walk 47: Irchester & Chester House Circular, Walk 48: Canons Ashby Circular: Round & round the Mulberry Bush, Walk 49: Kingsthorpe Circular: Kings, Dallies, Firs & a couple of Chapels, Walk 50: The Northampton Round Long Distance Footpath, Walk 51: Whittlebury Circular: Golf balls & fast cars, Walk 52: Marston Trussell Circular: Historical Battlefields & a Big Rock, Walk 53: Arthingworth Circular: A walk through a railway tunnel? There was a nice pub in Eastbridge, after which the path crossed the Minsmere New Cut, one of the innumerable drainage channels for this low-lying land. Suffolk Coast Area of Oustanding Natural Beauty. How often have we followed the green broken lines only to find some all-consuming quagmire or perilous ravine standing in our way? Walk 26: Prague City Walk: Good King Wenceslas last looked out in, Walk 27: Milton Keynes, Willen Lakes Circular: So much more than just water, Walk 28: Paris, Montmartre Area: A quick Can-Can around the streets, Walk 29: Foxton Locks: Slowly up or down, Walk 30: Buckingham Town Walk: Get out of Gaol free, Walk 31: Llantrisant Town Walk: Its a real Mint, Walk 32: Pontypridd Town Walk: In the Land of My Fathers, Walk 33: Rhondda Heritage Park Circular: In the valley of black goldCwm Hafod, Walk 34: Aberdare Town Walk: Memories of days gone by, Walk 35: Woburn Circular: Getting wild with the locals, Walk 36: Leicester City Centre: King Richard III Walking Trail, Walk 37: Leicester City Centre: A multi-cultural stroll, Walk 38: Edinburgh City Centre: This ones not around the Fringe, Walk 39: Leith: Plenty of sunshine on it (plus good food), Walk 40: Warwick Town Circular: A Town & Country stroll, Walk 41: Westport Town Centre: Never expected to see an Elephant in Ireland.
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