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15th November 2025 Hiking - Walking: Around Felixstowe Wind Direction: NE Wind Stength: light Surf / Sea State: Air Temperature: Sea Temperature: Weather: Gloomy with drizzle Max Speed: Distance Covered: Saturday 15th November - walks ** – Around Felixstowe – gloomy with drizzle. As it was not raining Mag went on her early morning walk at 7 and I sleep right through it, I didn’t miss anything as it was very gloomy which stayed here in Felixstowe all day ! After a lay-in doing the usual word games I left Mag in bed finishing off her book I headed out in the van at 10 to take my daily weather photos driving down to the yellow beach hut near the Regal Restaurant and as there was some nice waves breaking to walked down on the beach to take some pics and quickly got two wet feet! I then snapped the yellow beach hut with its red hot poker flowers before heading quickly to Felixstowe Ferry, there were loads of golfers out today after yesterdays washpit! There were a few dinghies out on the Deben in the gloom, a few photos I was heading for home for breakfast and to sort out my pics. A snack lunch followed by my exercises as the light drizzle fell, Benny was in and out non-stop with wet foot prints everywhere! Then with the drizzle stopped Mag and I headed out for a walk around 3.15 walking to the town to see how the volunteers were getting on putting up the Christmas lights, despite the poor weather they had done a brilliant job! We continued down past Harvest house coming out on the prom near the Fludyers and it was fairly busy, popular even on a dull day! Back through the Spa gardens and home for a cuppa and the last of the yummy homemade cake, top day for rugby as England bet the All Blacks! Photo Album here |
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