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The Blythburgh Angel To mark the Millennium the village of Blythburgh commissioned Graham Chaplin to create a new village sign. The story of this sign and how it was made is told by local poet Richard Maslen. Wenhaston 2008 Vintage Tractor Run was the biggest yet with over 170 vintage tractors. See them all in our report! We also have photo reports of the 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2003 and 2002 runs. The Bulcamp Oddity Close to the A12 junction at Henham is this strange edifice. No-one really knows what it is/was and few people notice it. Read our notes on its history and draw your own conclusions! 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 (all welcome!).   Blyth Valley in All Seasons: Winter A collection of photographs taken in and around the Blyth Valley during Winter . Spring A collection of photographs taken in and around the Blyth Valley during Spring . Summer A collection of photographs taken in and around the Blyth Valley during Summer. Autumn A collection of photographs taken in and around the Blyth Valley during Autumn . Some Favourite Websites: Hill Farm Hill Farm is located up a narrow country lane between Halesworth and Bungay. They have two self catering properties, both with views over open farmland. Ideal for a quiet break but still handy for Halesworth, Bungay and Beccles. Cosy Suffolk Cottages Three delightful, old cottages grouped around a garden. These have been beautifully restored by Don and Jan Derrick who live in a fourth cottage and look after the the three letting cottages. Located in Sibton in the heart of the Suffolk Countryside the cottages are handy for Minsmere, Southwold and Aldeburgh. Stoneware Birds A range of handmade pottery birds. They are life sized garden birds and include thrushes, robins, great tits, blue tits and wrens. Delightful gifts or ornaments. You can even buy online. Blythweb.co.uk is part of the Blythweb Group of Local Sites and is owned and operated by Blythweb Ltd | Blythburgh | Bramfield | Southwold | Halesworth | Walberswick | Wenhaston | For more information see www.blythweb.net, email mail@blythweb.net or telephone 01502 478712. Blythweb Ltd is a company registered in England number: 03737246 Registered Office: Comrose, The Street, Wenhaston, Halesworth, Suffolk IP19 9DP