Menoffagainorrhoea; Suffolk Sojourn Day 6 + 7.1

Wednesday 28th August was day six of this short trip south of the border. Aitch and I had been much more sensible than the previous year in pacing our activities. This last full day with her was to be kept low-key.

Aitch's buddleia attracted a great many butterflies. Photographing them was quite the challenge!

The plan was to mow the grass and do a wee bit garden tidy. This was stymied somewhat by a sudden change in weather and lower temperatures with rain. It was most refreshing, and it permitted us to sit in and cover some reminiscence territory. True to local weather reports, though, the sun returned mid-morning and we got busy outside. An hour was all it took, sharing the work, to have the yard looking very smart indeed. Then it was time to wash, dress, eat lunch and await collection by Cx to go to the cinema.

Angel Has Fallen kept us well entertained and somewhat on the edges of our seats!

Back at Baylham, Cx got Aitch on the go with some more tipping of stuff into the skip. Quite a bit, in fact. Aitch shared some of her thoughts on what she will do with things in the new place and it was, altogether, a rather pleasant final evening together.

Thursday dawned, and the YAMster packed her bag. My flight from Norwich wasn't until the evening, so we decided to use the day for a little more exploration as we made our way to the more northerly county. Aitch suggested a couple of spots, and I decided on Ludham, as she said the church was worth a visit and there was a good little tea room there. Both proved to be true!

We learned from the owner that this was originally the saddlery of the village.
The horse-bridle you can just about make out on the down-beam the was not made here,
but another on the wall was. Our lunch was yummy!

Thought you'd like that last one!
Back on Thursday with the last for this trip.