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The Blyth Valley Suffolk, from Laxfield to Southwold

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	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 report about them.
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 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 2008 report! We also have photo reports of the 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 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:

Laurel Farm Herbs
Established in 1985 by Chris Seagon, Laurel Farm is now one of the leading Herb nurseries in East Anglia selling to the retail trade via mail order or personal callers. All plants are grown cold and no chemicals are used. Chris grows all his plants in a peat free compost without artificial heating and with no chemicals. You can easily order any of their plants online.

2 Fox Cottages, Darsham
2 Fox Cottages dates from around 1850 and is now fully updated and restored with gas central heating throughout, but retaining cottage features and exposed beams. This cottage offers an all year round ideal situation for visitors to enjoy the many attractions of this part of north-east Suffolk.

Stoneware Birds
Stoneware Birds make a range of beautiful pottery birds. Their life size ceramic British birds are handmade, hand painted and fired to stoneware. They make perfect gifts for bird lovers, RSPB members or any one who simply appreciates British wildlife. You can buy the range of birds which includes wrens, blue tits, great tits, thrushes and robins on the website. They are also sold at a variety of galleries and craft shops across England.

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