A Long Walk and a Long Ride, Hoxne and Kenninghall - 14th September 2023

Isobel's having lunch with "the girls" over at the The Swan in Hoxne, so we cycle up to the village hall in Brome and then walk the remaining three miles or so. We then have a few beers before the lunch, whereupon Nosher leaves them to it and walks back. The next day, it's time for a longer bike ride, featuring a stop at the Old Buckenham Country Park for a sausage roll and a can of fizz, before a loop back via Kenninghall, The Lophams, Redgrave, Wortham, Mellis and Eye - about 33 miles in total.

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There's a bit of thatching 're-pointing' in Oakley

There's a bit of thatching 're-pointing' in Oakley

The top of Billingford Windmill peeps out

Isobel on the path down to the river

Funky swirls of algae on the River Waveney

Isobel peers into the river

The River Waveney at Upper Oakley

Isobel in the bar of the Swan at Hoxne

Isobel and Suzanne bring some drinks

Megan, Isobel and the gang

The back bar of the Hoxne Swan

Isobel's lunch group in the Swan

The Hoxne Post Office and shop

The Hoxne Swan pub

A butterfly sucks at a blackberry

Remains of the old bridge

A gang of Guinea Fowl scutter about

The R Prior Hall Farm sign in Brome

Lunch at the Old Buckenham campsite café

Reflections in a pond

A very derelict shop in Banham

The remains of a garden wall in a derelict house

The derelict shop in Banham

An old Citroën is reclaimed by nature

The closed-down White Horse in Kenninghall

A derelict house in Kenninghall

The King's Head in North Lopham

Another lost Post Office: Lopham

There's a George postbox in the old Lopham PO

The Norman tower at St. Andrew's, South Lopham

The nave of St. Andrew's

A recently-discovered rood-screen stairwell

The chancel, with the lower plaster removed

A nine-hundred-year-old trunk

A round window in the original Saxon wall