The Quest for Rapsy Tapsy Lane, Eye, Suffolk - 6th May 2020

We head off on a walk to look for Rapsy Tapsy Lane, the legendary path as described by Mick the Brick. Although we know where it is, we get distracted by the Cemetery, and end up walking the fields over to the airfield, before walking back up to Hartismere

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The Eye allotments

The Eye allotments

Another dandelion seed-head

Graffiti behind the chicken factory

More graffiti, and a dog

Fred and Isobel walk behind the chicken factory

Eye graffiti

More graffiti behind the chicken factory

Dense tags on a factory wall

Isobel and Fred on an old track bed

Harry and Fred up a tree

We cross a field somewhere

Harry finds an old shopping trolley

Fred pokes around with weeds

The old Cemetary House

Isobel goes to inspect an old egg box

Walking on the Yaxley Road

One of the two chapels at the Cemetary

An old water pump and some watering cans

Harry and Fred have got sticks

We head off the beaten track

Some derelict cow sheds

Isobel heads off

The boys

Some more derelict farm machinery

Derelict farm equipment near Castleton Way

Castleton Way leading into Eye

Isobel reads one of the airfield information boards

The old WWII fuse shed, and the wind turbines

Harry and Fred

A 30mph sign has rusted out and fallen over

Hartismere Hospital

We head down an overgrown path back to Eye

A boundary post

The boys are up their climbey-tree again

Isobel waits

On the bridge in the woods

The allotments behind the fire station

Fred and Harry on Lambseth Street

More rainbows

Eye is deserted