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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.
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:

Jenny’s Cottage, near Halesworth
This delightful bright cottage just south of Halesworth is in an excellent location for enjoying the Suffolk countryside and with the Heritage Coast and the attractions of Southwold, Walberswick and Dunwich within 10 miles. The cottage adjoins the owner’s house and at the front overlooks a large courtyard area. Jenny’s Cottage has its own garden, services and parking. Sleeps four.

4 The Martins, Walberswick
Luxurious and spacious self-catering accommodation for six in a converted Edwardian mansion situated in wooded grounds with a large secluded communal garden. It is just 10 minutes walk to reach the beach and the nature reserves.

Maypole Barn Bed and Breakfast
Maypole Barn stands on the edge of the village green (still used for cricket matches and maypole dancing) at Maypole Green in the southern part of the Norfolk Broads. This beautiful old barn has been lovingly restored and retains all its old beams and much of its character whilst enjoying all modern comforts.The rooms are large and nicely furnished with views over the mature garden or surrounding countryside.

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.

Halesworth Airfield Museum
During the Airfield’s short four year run of active service it played host to some of World War II’s most influential participants. View the Museum website to check opening times as well as to take the opportunity to purchase unique Halesworth Airfield Museum fridge magnets. Halesworth Airfield Museum is volunteer run.

Coastal Voyager
The Coastal Voyager was built to 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. Coastal Voyager operates a full schedule of trips from a blast around Sole Bay to cruises up the River Blyth. Powered by twin DF200U ultra Long Shaft highly advanced V6 4-stroke engines, she gives a smooth, comfortable and safe ride in most reasonable conditions.


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