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Discover the Suffolk Coast
Terry Palmer
ISBN 978 1 8521504 9 5
£3.25
The Suffolk coast is one of the
most fragile regions in Britain, some
parts being eroded while others are
silting up. The delicate heathland is
protected by law, but is still
threatened by thoughtless man.
It has always been so. Dunwich has
disappeared, Aldeburgh is attacked,
Southwold is under siege and Orford
Beach moves steadily southward.
This beautiful coast has charm and
character. There's Snape for its
festival, Felixstowe for its port,
Orford, Framlingham and Landguard for
their castles. There are the wonders
of HMS Ganges' mast, the charm of
animals at Easton Farm Park and the
Otter Trust, and history kept alive
at the Transport Museum. The National
Trust has opened Orford Ness and you
can go boating safely on Alton Water.
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