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A compilation of images and events discovered in Moreton Hall, Bury St Edmunds.
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- Downing Close in the rain
- Traditional lampost in Downing Close
- Hold onto your buckets (all five of them!)
- The Poplars
- Blue Loo
- Moreton Hall Community Centre Fun Day
- Awaiting new growth
- A pretty cottage garden
- It could almost be a village pub
- Brightens up a rainy day
- A Moreton Hall Duck on a Moreton Hall Pond
- A "Cloud" House or "Dutch" House if you'd rather
- Watch your head!
- Wild Daisies
- Lovely Feature (but what is it for?)
- Bluebell Avenue
- Lovely pots!
- A Village Green
- Moreton Hall Ducks
- Daisy Avenue - a touch of grandeur
- The Giant Flowerpots
- Abbots Green School at Night
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7 comments:
Where oh where is that???
It's in Drover's Mead, at the end of Bluebell Avenue just as it leads onto the green and changes into Daisy Avenue. If you go inside it, there's a foundation stone laid by Orwell Housing in 2000.
I live right by this - I'm on Snowdrop Close, the other side of the hedge from this little green. I've always wondered what it's for. It's almost like it's for a village fete or a cover for a barbecue party or something. It's of a very sturdy construction but it's never been used in the 15 months I've been here. I think my cats sometimes go there when it's raining...
Hi Austen - wouldn't it be great if we could find a use for it. A bbq would be great or even have a band play there once in a while. Any other ideas,please log them here.
At least it gives all the kids somewhere sheltered to hang out ;o)
Yeah, and leave their beer cans/crisp packets/tesco bags in the hedgerow outside my house! :-(
Looks like we need a new bin ;-@
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