The Bedingfield Alms Houses on Lambseth Street
The Dereliction of Eye, Suffolk - 22nd November 2020
We're off on another sort-of-lockdown walk from outside the fire station on Lambseth Street, round the back of the Town Moors, and back out at the bottom of Lowgate Street. There seems to be more dereliction than usual, but maybe that's just a sign o' the times.
next album: Frosty Rides and a Christmas Tree, Diss Garden Centre, Diss, Norfolk - 29th November 2020
previous album: Drone Flying and the Old Chapel, Thrandeston, Suffolk - 15th November 2020
We're off in the woods again
Harry runs around
A big pile of pallets acts as a bike ramp
Fred runs up to a mud ramp
The pile o' pallets
Graffiti on the chicken factory's shed
The boys mess around
An old bike has been left in case anyone wants a go
Fred sticks his hands up in despair
Rubbish: the literal bin
We walk past the old railway station back into Eye
The old railway-station buildings
The old Town-gas Works on Magdalene Street
The old Eye fire station
Buildings that might have been shops once
Isobel and the boys are by the Community Centre
The back of the old gas works
The sign for the Town Moors has seen better days
A wrecked bicycle is slowly consumed by mud
Isobel and Harry
A curious wooden installation
Ripples on a pond
Lines of winter wheat poke up from the soil
A little stream
A derelict hut
Walking down Park Lane
A ramshackle corrugated-iron shed
A derelict caravan in a field
A large shed has been mostly crushed by trees
An abandoned 1983 Land Rover is in quite good nick
There's a derelict Volkswagen Transporter van
Isobel gets some eggs on Lowgate Street
No progress has been made on the derelict house
We wander back up Lowgate Street
Eye and District Volunteer Centre, Cross Street
Harry wants the big inflatable Santa snow globe
The old Posting Establishment
Harry looks at Christmas socks in The Handyman
Milling around outside the Handyman
Walking down to the town hall
A K6 phone box hides away outside the Town Hall
Harry looks at the War Memorial
There's a nice sunset over the field
The wind turbines spin in the evening glow
Hint: you can use the left and right cursor keys to navigate between albums, and between photos when in the photo viewer
The Bedingfield Alms Houses on Lambseth Street
The Bedingfield Alms Houses on Lambseth Street
We're off in the woods again
Harry runs around
A big pile of pallets acts as a bike ramp
Fred runs up to a mud ramp
The pile o' pallets
Graffiti on the chicken factory's shed
The boys mess around
An old bike has been left in case anyone wants a go
Fred sticks his hands up in despair
Rubbish: the literal bin
We walk past the old railway station back into Eye
The old railway-station buildings
The old Town-gas Works on Magdalene Street
The old Eye fire station
Buildings that might have been shops once
Isobel and the boys are by the Community Centre
The back of the old gas works
The sign for the Town Moors has seen better days
A wrecked bicycle is slowly consumed by mud
Isobel and Harry
A curious wooden installation
Ripples on a pond
Lines of winter wheat poke up from the soil
A little stream
A derelict hut
Walking down Park Lane
A ramshackle corrugated-iron shed
A derelict caravan in a field
A large shed has been mostly crushed by trees
An abandoned 1983 Land Rover is in quite good nick
There's a derelict Volkswagen Transporter van
Isobel gets some eggs on Lowgate Street
No progress has been made on the derelict house
We wander back up Lowgate Street
Eye and District Volunteer Centre, Cross Street
Harry wants the big inflatable Santa snow globe
The old Posting Establishment
Harry looks at Christmas socks in The Handyman
Milling around outside the Handyman
Walking down to the town hall
A K6 phone box hides away outside the Town Hall
Harry looks at the War Memorial
There's a nice sunset over the field
The wind turbines spin in the evening glow