Heading down the dull A12 which stretches from the the east coast towards London, you wouldn’t take a second look at the village of Frostenden. Once you discover the history hidden behind the small hamlet, you can see it come to life. Mentioned in the domesday book as a thriving sea port which would have … More All Saint’s Church, Frostenden
Mutford is a small village placed in between the historic town of Beccles and the lively coastal town of Lowestoft, the village is tucked away from the occupied main road that connects these two towns. Accessible by those windy tight English country roads where it feels like it should 20mph but in reality the speed … More St Andrew’s Church, Mutford
Distancing ourselves away from the crowds that fill up the town of Southwold, is a quiet hamlet just 4 miles north called Covehithe. It is a secret gem hidden back away from the busy roads with a glorious beach where you walk for miles. Southwold is visible and walkable from the golden shores. Also part … More St Andrew’s Church, Covehithe
A note before I start some of the photos may seem blurry, this was the point during our day of church crawling where the weather took a turn for the worst and it started to rain. Suffolk is known for its barely touched picturesque seaside towns and ideal holiday spots and that is where Walberswick … More St Andrew’s Church, Walberswick
Facebook is a great way to connect with people who share the same passion as you do. I recently only have joined local church crawling groups and it opened my eyes to many more wonderful churches in the area I live in. It’s a great way to keep my list growing in the places to … More St Nicholas Church, Potter Heigham
This church was our first stop on our church crawl a couple of Tuesdays ago. This week it will be a short yet sweet post about the St John the Baptist church, Shadingfield. The apperance is far less grand as some of the surrounding churches. Patched up with red brick, the nave south and north … More St John the Baptist, Shadingfield
Finally. Had a week off from work and had the time to actually go out and explore a few churches in one day. Me and a friend set off in the glorious rain and wind and headed out towards the sea. Stopped off at a couple churches along the A145 from Beccles, the weather kindly … More Holy Trinity Church, Blythburgh
I keep a list of churches to blog about on my phone, and the first one has always been Thorpe Abbotts simply beautiful church. Passing by it a couple of times travelling to Centre Parcs, it’s always has put a smile on my face as it towers over the A146, Bury to Yarmouth road making … More All Saint’s Church, Thorpe Abbotts
Hidden away in the depths of the countryside sitting not far from the village centre. I travelled past Sir John Leman High School in Beccles, up Ringsfield Road and just keep following the road round, there will be signs stating which way to go. Passing the few houses the church shares the road with there … More All Saints Church, Ringsfield
One of my favourite area’s in Suffolk is not far from home. Travelling south from the Norfolk/Suffolk border heading towards Ipswich are some of the most picturesque towns and little villages. Some bright with colour, with the stand out Suffolk pinkhouses to rustic timbered framed houses. From Blythburgh, Yoxford, Thorpeness to Framlingham are some of … More St Andrew’s Church, Bramfield
Tucked Away Churches 