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Historic Towns & Picturesque Villages

Flora, Blundeston, Suffolk
© Brian Arlow (view gallery)

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Butterfly catching the sun in Blundeston, Suffolk
© Brian Arlow (view gallery)

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Pink house in the fields
© Peggy Cannell (view gallery)

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Flora
© Brian Arlow (view gallery)
Flower bud opening

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Pip's Window, Blundeston, Suffolk
© Robin Keightley (view gallery)
One of Charles Dickens best loved novels is ‘David Copperfield’ which was greatly written from his experiences of his own childhood. In the novel, young Davy regularly attends Sunday worship with his beloved Peggoty at Blundeston Church where the long sermons are tolerated by occasional glances out of the window. This photograph was taken in the Church during one the recent Dickens festivals and with Dickens descriptive pen you can almost imagine the young boy looking wistfully out into the sunshine.

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flora
© Brian Arlow (view gallery)
Blundeston in bloom

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Blundeston pond reflections
© Peggy Cannell (view gallery)

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A picture of fungi in Blundeston, Suffolk
© Brian Arlow (view gallery)

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TREES
© Brian Arlow (view gallery)
A PICTURE OF BLUNDESTON

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Woodhouse, Blundeston, Suffolk
© Susan Arlow (view gallery)

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Flowers in Blundeston, Suffolk
© Brian Arlow (view gallery)