We're doing a quiz at DC3 in Diss
A Trip to the Alfred Corry, Southwold Harbour, Suffolk, - 9th October 2015
We're at the harbour end of Southwold again, by the River Blyth, for a few hours on the beach. After messing around on the concrete revetment that forms a riverside wall where the River Blyth meets the sea, we have a look around the nearby Alfred Corry lifeboat museum, housed in the lifeboat shed that used to sit on the end of Cromer pier, some 40 miles up the coast. Before that, we're doing a quiz - which we actually win - at DC3 on Vinces Road in Diss with Wavy, Martina, Tara and The Boy Phil. Then, Rob and Max come round so some of The BBs' band equipment can be PAT tested.
next album: Fred's Gyrobot, Brome, Suffolk - 18th October 2015
previous album: SwiftKey Innovation Week, Southwark Bridge Road, London - 7th October 2015
Martina holds up our team name: Exploring Abbots
We actually win the quiz and get a trophy
Milling around outside DC3
Harry's got a wooden throne
Max and Rob come over to do PAT testing
Max does some testing
Max writes up a PAT test sticker
Rob sits on the oak throne
Fred stumps off up the beach
Waves smash in to the groyne
Fred does sand angels
Harry's got a stick
A sea kayaker paddles by
Fred lobs a stick in to the River Blyth
Fred jumps off the revetment
Harry stands around
Isobel and Harry
Fascinating rusting on a Stanton manhole cover
Isobel jumps off the wall
Waves surge through concrete sea defences
Another rusted manhole cover
A red rose stuck to a danger sign
More crashing waves
Fred runs amongst the dunes
Isobel and The Boys look at the lifeboat
Fred and the Alfred Corry
Fred stands by the rudder
The Alfred Corry
Isobel examines things
A plan of the lifeboat
The Southwold No. 1 lifeboat
The lifeboat's building, from Cromer Pier
The boys look at a tonne of water
Harry tries to push around a tonne of water
Fred in the van
A massive motor-trike
Isobel has an ice cream
Isobel and Nosher down by the tuck shop
Fred looks furtive
Harry
Harry legs it
The boys run off
Walkers on a hazy beach
Isobel does the bear on the beach look
There's a perfect imprint from a 'benchmark' boot
A RIB tour-boat razzes about
Sizewell B in the distance
A rake of four Class 57 locos trundles through Diss
Class 57 57009 roars through Diss station
57011 is the third of four Class 57s
The bundle of old locos smokes its way up the line
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We're doing a quiz at DC3 in Diss
We're doing a quiz at DC3 in Diss
Martina holds up our team name: Exploring Abbots
We actually win the quiz and get a trophy
Milling around outside DC3
Harry's got a wooden throne
Max and Rob come over to do PAT testing
Max does some testing
Max writes up a PAT test sticker
Rob sits on the oak throne
Fred stumps off up the beach
Waves smash in to the groyne
Fred does sand angels
Harry's got a stick
A sea kayaker paddles by
Fred lobs a stick in to the River Blyth
Fred jumps off the revetment
Harry stands around
Isobel and Harry
Fascinating rusting on a Stanton manhole cover
Isobel jumps off the wall
Waves surge through concrete sea defences
Another rusted manhole cover
A red rose stuck to a danger sign
More crashing waves
Fred runs amongst the dunes
Isobel and The Boys look at the lifeboat
Fred and the Alfred Corry
Fred stands by the rudder
The Alfred Corry
Isobel examines things
A plan of the lifeboat
The Southwold No. 1 lifeboat
The lifeboat's building, from Cromer Pier
The boys look at a tonne of water
Harry tries to push around a tonne of water
Fred in the van
A massive motor-trike
Isobel has an ice cream
Isobel and Nosher down by the tuck shop
Fred looks furtive
Harry
Harry legs it
The boys run off
Walkers on a hazy beach
Isobel does the bear on the beach look
There's a perfect imprint from a 'benchmark' boot
A RIB tour-boat razzes about
Sizewell B in the distance
A rake of four Class 57 locos trundles through Diss
Class 57 57009 roars through Diss station
57011 is the third of four Class 57s
The bundle of old locos smokes its way up the line