The Bethesda Chapel on Earsham Street
A Postcard from Bungay, Suffolk - 2nd November 2022
We head over to Beccles on what is actually Isobel's birthday to finally pick up the ashes that were Grandad. On the way back we stop off at Bungay - Nosher's old stomping ground when working at Clays the book printers - for a poke around, and a bit of cake in Ma Belle bakery. We also try to find the marks of Black Shuck, but each of two adjacent churches claims that it's in the other, so we ended up none the wiser.
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An old London and Provincial Bank sign
A boarded up former hotel
The old-school H Whightman and Son Limited
A woman and dog outside Bungay Pet Stores
Bungay's Buttermarket
A pair of boarded-up cottages
Bigod's Bungay castle
Looking up St. Mary's Street
Isobel looks around in St. Mary's
Simple stained glass windows
St. Mary's is an unusual square shape
An Anglo-Saxon font
Isobel in St. Mary's churchyard
The graveyard and rear view of St. Mary's
Older stained glass in the Saxon church
The Saxon church of Holy Trinity
The original 1930's-ness of Wightman and Son
Isobel in Ma Belle Bakery on Cross Street
An 'aerial' view of the Buttermarket
A K6 phonebox on St. Mary's Street
Isobel looks in a shop window
Isobel outside the Recycled Weasel
A car-parts shop on Olland Street
Isobel looks at stuff in the shop
Ma Belle Bakery
Another old bank - there are a lot in Bungay
The Three Tuns pub on Earsham Street
There's a nice original window
Dereliction in a back yard
Another nice building on Earsham Street
Isobel in Palfrey and Hall, the posh butcher
There's a masked golden ram in Palfrey's
A flower shop on Earsham Street
A pub with a dual identity
The remains of a Victorian sign on a shop
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The Bethesda Chapel on Earsham Street
The Bethesda Chapel on Earsham Street
An old London and Provincial Bank sign
A boarded up former hotel
The old-school H Whightman and Son Limited
A woman and dog outside Bungay Pet Stores
Bungay's Buttermarket
A pair of boarded-up cottages
Bigod's Bungay castle
Looking up St. Mary's Street
Isobel looks around in St. Mary's
Simple stained glass windows
St. Mary's is an unusual square shape
An Anglo-Saxon font
Isobel in St. Mary's churchyard
The graveyard and rear view of St. Mary's
Older stained glass in the Saxon church
The Saxon church of Holy Trinity
The original 1930's-ness of Wightman and Son
Isobel in Ma Belle Bakery on Cross Street
An 'aerial' view of the Buttermarket
A K6 phonebox on St. Mary's Street
Isobel looks in a shop window
Isobel outside the Recycled Weasel
A car-parts shop on Olland Street
Isobel looks at stuff in the shop
Ma Belle Bakery
Another old bank - there are a lot in Bungay
The Three Tuns pub on Earsham Street
There's a nice original window
Dereliction in a back yard
Another nice building on Earsham Street
Isobel in Palfrey and Hall, the posh butcher
There's a masked golden ram in Palfrey's
A flower shop on Earsham Street
A pub with a dual identity
The remains of a Victorian sign on a shop