The view from Grandad's 7th-floor room
A Heritage Open Day, Eye, Suffolk - 18th September 2022
There's a Heritage Open Day in Eye, which means that as well as a trail of buildings with old photos of how they used to be, there are a few things open that aren't normally - including the chapels in the cemetary, and the council chambers above the town hall. Before that, there's a round-up of randomness, including a trip to see Grandad in yet another hospital, a trip with Mick the Brick to the Cherry Tree at Yaxley, and the BSCC are out at the Ampersand Tap via the Burston Crown.
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Grandad's got his own room this time
Morrisons has a bit of a Queen tribute going on
Mick the Brick cycles off up the runway
Interesting clouds behind a wind turbine
There's an oversized Jenga stack on a table
It's a shock as Thrandeston pond has been drained
Finningham White Horse does half-mast over the top
Paul at Burston Crown
Phil and Gaz check their phones out
The bar at Ampersand Tap
There's a nice star pattern on a heritage tomato
In Eye town hall
Fred looks at model B-24 Liberators
Eye airfield during WWII
The boys roam around in the council chambers
A couple look at paintings on the wall
Harry and Fred are a bit bored already
Isobel in the council chambers
We head down the surprisingly long staircase
There's a cute and tiny Royal Mail van outside
Whant and Sons on Lowgate Street in the 1950s
Shurey and Son the butchers has moved to Stuston
Broad Street looking down Lowgate Street
A former shop on Castle Street
Fred's cubing in The Bank
In The Bank
A photo of The Bank when it was an actual bank
Harry's discovered tea
The café counter in The Bank
There's an art exhibition in The Bank
The boys have a cream tea
Pictures at an exhibition
A photo of the Midland Bank from the 1920s
The Eye volunteer centre on Magdalen Street
The Shazam chicken factory is recruiting
The old gasworks on Magdalen Street
The twin chapels of Eye Cemetary
The former C of E chapel
Inside the C of E chapel
Harry's bored as Fred cubes in a pew
The other chapel is a bit more derelict
There's a dead mouse in the pulpit
Dead leaves on a tiled floor
We head off back to Eye
Harry on the new boardwalk
Isobel points something out on Lambseth Street
An interesting spelling of 'do well'
The old school
The Victorian town hall in Eye
A Jeep hangs around outside the town hall
The fabric shop has a crown as a memorial
New houses go up down Dove Lane
There's a little shopping trolley in a skip
Quite a lot of render has fallen off the pharmacy
We wander past the Jeep
There's still a working phone in the K6 box
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The view from Grandad's 7th-floor room
The view from Grandad's 7th-floor room
Grandad's got his own room this time
Morrisons has a bit of a Queen tribute going on
Mick the Brick cycles off up the runway
Interesting clouds behind a wind turbine
There's an oversized Jenga stack on a table
It's a shock as Thrandeston pond has been drained
Finningham White Horse does half-mast over the top
Paul at Burston Crown
Phil and Gaz check their phones out
The bar at Ampersand Tap
There's a nice star pattern on a heritage tomato
In Eye town hall
Fred looks at model B-24 Liberators
Eye airfield during WWII
The boys roam around in the council chambers
A couple look at paintings on the wall
Harry and Fred are a bit bored already
Isobel in the council chambers
We head down the surprisingly long staircase
There's a cute and tiny Royal Mail van outside
Whant and Sons on Lowgate Street in the 1950s
Shurey and Son the butchers has moved to Stuston
Broad Street looking down Lowgate Street
A former shop on Castle Street
Fred's cubing in The Bank
In The Bank
A photo of The Bank when it was an actual bank
Harry's discovered tea
The café counter in The Bank
There's an art exhibition in The Bank
The boys have a cream tea
Pictures at an exhibition
A photo of the Midland Bank from the 1920s
The Eye volunteer centre on Magdalen Street
The Shazam chicken factory is recruiting
The old gasworks on Magdalen Street
The twin chapels of Eye Cemetary
The former C of E chapel
Inside the C of E chapel
Harry's bored as Fred cubes in a pew
The other chapel is a bit more derelict
There's a dead mouse in the pulpit
Dead leaves on a tiled floor
We head off back to Eye
Harry on the new boardwalk
Isobel points something out on Lambseth Street
An interesting spelling of 'do well'
The old school
The Victorian town hall in Eye
A Jeep hangs around outside the town hall
The fabric shop has a crown as a memorial
New houses go up down Dove Lane
There's a little shopping trolley in a skip
Quite a lot of render has fallen off the pharmacy
We wander past the Jeep
There's still a working phone in the K6 box