[TR] Snape Maltings to Iken Church Suffolk.

[cpjmathieson]

Yesterdays 5.6 mile walk, Snape Maltings to Iken Church Circular in Suffolk.
See blog below for all photos,GPX and Viewranger files and full story and history of the area.

 

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[Andies]

Enjoyed your TR. Beautiful photos and brought back some memories of walking the Suffolk coastal path in sections over the years but never actually that section from Snake Maltings to Iken for some reason!
Particularly interesting to see Iken church that I haven't visited since my bellringing days back in the 1990's. One of those places that just feels very historic and special 

[shortwalker]

I have walked around Tunstall woods a few times (in my youth) but have never visited Iken (on foot or otherwise)

[cpjmathieson]

Enjoyed your TR. Beautiful photos and brought back some memories of walking the Suffolk coastal path in sections over the years but never actually that section from Snake Maltings to Iken for some reason!
Particularly interesting to see Iken church that I haven't visited since my bellringing days back in the 1990's. One of those places that just feels very historic and special 

Thanks, I believe Iken church was the birthplace of Christianity in Suffolk. 

[Mel]

Smashing write up, as always, on your blog. 


Thoroughly enjoyed reading it 

[Jac]

Beautiful photos really evoked the cold

but the horse wins the moustache competition

[pleb]

Splendid photos again 

[pdstsp]

Fab pictures and write up there.  Thanks for posting.

[lostme1]

The sun and mist make for some atmospheric photos. Lovely.

[Andies]

Enjoyed your TR. Beautiful photos and brought back some memories of walking the Suffolk coastal path in sections over the years but never actually that section from Snake Maltings to Iken for some reason!
Particularly interesting to see Iken church that I haven't visited since my bellringing days back in the 1990's. One of those places that just feels very historic and special 

I should of course said "Snape Maltings" not "Snake"
That said I have seen many snakes in this area over the years, mostly adders basking, including a few black adders in the Aldeburgh area.