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The Bulcamp Oddity Halesworth Airfield War Memorials are three memorials which stand outside the Halesworth Airfield Museum in Upper Holton, in dedication to the American Servicemen who served there in the Second World War. This is a short illustrated report about these skilfully created and beautiful memorials.
Blythweb is pleased to announce that the new website for Wangford village is now up and running, providing a rich tapestry of information for everyone around this quintessentially Suffolk village.
The Wenhaston Archive Project Notelets Wenhaston Archive Notelets
A series of eight wonderfully authentic views of Edwardian Wenhaston produced exclusively by the Wenhaston Archive Group. These high quality cards are unique and useful gifts either for yourself or another. You can buy these lovely sets of notelets on line right now! Click here for full details.
Wenhaston Vintage Tractor Run Wenhaston 2009 Vintage Tractor Run was the big success with over 160 vintage tractors. See them all in our 2009 report! We also have photo reports of the 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003 and 2002 runs.
You can find these, and all our other Blythweb Reports on our Featured Reports page, from the menu.
What's On - Visit the calendar for the whole of the Blyth Valley area. It has lots of features including detailed information on each event. If you would like to use the calendar to publicise your events please register as a user (details on website).
Blyth Valley in All Seasons:
Winter in Wenhaston Winter
A collection of photographs taken in and around the Blyth Valley during Winter .
Spring Snowdrops Spring
A collection of photographs taken in and around the Blyth Valley during Spring .
Summer in the Blyth Valley Summer
A collection of photographs taken in and around the Blyth Valley during Summer.
Autumn trees at Henham Autumn
A collection of photographs taken in and around the Blyth Valley during Autumn.

Some Favourite Websites:

Woodside Barn, Friston
This skilful conversion of a Grade II listed Suffolk barn (completed in 2009) includes central heating to radiators, Wi-Fi connection and underfloor heating for added enjoyment of this centuries-old building.
Woodside Barn accommodates six in three double-bedrooms, plus a baby cot. Each bedroom has its own shower room. One bedroom is downstairs and has wetroom facilities, complete with mobile shower chair if required, so is suitable for those with particular needs.

Coastal Voyager
The Coastal Voyager was built to our design in New Zealand, this 9 metre rigid inflatable with its deep V hull is equipped with wrap-round seats, seat belts, and lifejackets for 12 people. We operate a full schedule of trips from a blast around Sole Bay to cruises up the River Blyth. Powered by two 200hp Mercury Optimax (low emission-high efficiency) outboards she gives a smooth, comfortable and safe ride in most reasonable conditions.

Westwood Cottages
Westwood Cottages are two self–catering cottages, delightfully situated close to Blythburgh and Walberswick and handy for both wildlife–rich countryside and the Suffolk Heritage Coast. Pitchford Cottage sleeps two people and Crown Post Cottage sleeps up to four people – or book both to accommodate up to six people (cot available in addition).


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