The moon rises over Chinner's field
A Pub Walk to the Lion, Debenham, Suffolk - 19th January 2025
It's definitely walking season, as we do a few short morning walks around the local fields. Then Isobel offers to drive for a Sunday pub walk, so we head off to Debenham where we do a shortish three mile circular walk around the village, part of which Nosher last walked back in the late 1990s in order to take photos for a web version of the walk published on the Suffolk County Council website. At the end of the walk we stop at the newly-reopened Lion (formerly Red Lion) on the High Street for a couple of pints of Watts milk stout and a coffee, and after that have a poke around in the church of St. Mary Magdalene.
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We spot Lucy the one-eyed cat in Chinner's field
Lucy Cat roams the fields of Suffolk
Another walk on a frosty morning
A tree has fallen over at the Oaksmere
Christmas baubles are still in the trees
A nice morning sky over the back field
There's a hare in the field
A splash of a rainbow
Isobel pauses outside a nice house in Debenham
Looking back at Debenham as we head out
The lane back to Debenham
Horses of the Debenham Hunt head down a track
A curious iron box in a wood
Isobel pauses near a dead tree
There's a stripey cat on the road
Isobel reads a sign at Hoppit Wood
A dog has a swim in Hoppit 'lake'
We walk past the allotments back into Debenham
The perils of obsolete social media
There's a shed on stilts looming over the hedge
Isobel walks the path alongside Water Lane
Debenham's High Street
Henry Abbott Hardware, since 1707
Isobel has a coffee in the Lion pub
The bar of the Lion - formerly Red Lion
The impressive fireplace of the Debenham Lion
The former Angel pub, seen through the window
Pub menus and a candle
The old Angel pub in Debenham
There's an impressive carved timber support
Isobel heads off up the street
Debenham's K6 phonebox
A coaching arch in the Deben Coffee House
Isobel outside Swan House and Garden
There's a particularly giant basket on the street
The curious Number 2 Gracechurch Street
Debenham's fish and chip shop
The nave of St. Mary Magdalene, Debenham
An unusual Victorian brick floor
A 14th C piscina, with a bishop's head
1992 stained glass, designed by Rowland Warboys
More traditional High Victorian stained glass
Glass from 1909, dedicated to William and Mary Dove
The three-lock mediaeval parish chest
Isobel in the graveyard of St. Mary
The architecture mash-up that is St. Mary
The grand Ancient Order of Forresters building
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The moon rises over Chinner's field
The moon rises over Chinner's field
We spot Lucy the one-eyed cat in Chinner's field
Lucy Cat roams the fields of Suffolk
Another walk on a frosty morning
A tree has fallen over at the Oaksmere
Christmas baubles are still in the trees
A nice morning sky over the back field
There's a hare in the field
A splash of a rainbow
Isobel pauses outside a nice house in Debenham
Looking back at Debenham as we head out
The lane back to Debenham
Horses of the Debenham Hunt head down a track
A curious iron box in a wood
Isobel pauses near a dead tree
There's a stripey cat on the road
Isobel reads a sign at Hoppit Wood
A dog has a swim in Hoppit 'lake'
We walk past the allotments back into Debenham
The perils of obsolete social media
There's a shed on stilts looming over the hedge
Isobel walks the path alongside Water Lane
Debenham's High Street
Henry Abbott Hardware, since 1707
Isobel has a coffee in the Lion pub
The bar of the Lion - formerly Red Lion
The impressive fireplace of the Debenham Lion
The former Angel pub, seen through the window
Pub menus and a candle
The old Angel pub in Debenham
There's an impressive carved timber support
Isobel heads off up the street
Debenham's K6 phonebox
A coaching arch in the Deben Coffee House
Isobel outside Swan House and Garden
There's a particularly giant basket on the street
The curious Number 2 Gracechurch Street
Debenham's fish and chip shop
The nave of St. Mary Magdalene, Debenham
An unusual Victorian brick floor
A 14th C piscina, with a bishop's head
1992 stained glass, designed by Rowland Warboys
More traditional High Victorian stained glass
Glass from 1909, dedicated to William and Mary Dove
The three-lock mediaeval parish chest
Isobel in the graveyard of St. Mary
The architecture mash-up that is St. Mary
The grand Ancient Order of Forresters building