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  • Aldeburgh, Suffolk Pretty terraced cottages, Aldeburgh, Suffolk,
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  • Aldeburgh, Suffolk Pretty terraced cottages, Aldeburgh, Suffolk,
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  • Aldeburgh, Suffolk Pretty terraced cottages, Aldeburgh, Suffolk,
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  • Aldeburgh, Suffolk Pretty terraced cottages, Aldeburgh, Suffolk,
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  • Aldeburgh, Suffolk Pretty terraced cottages, Aldeburgh, Suffolk,
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  • Aldeburgh, Suffolk Pretty terraced cottages, Aldeburgh, Suffolk,
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  • Aldeburgh, Suffolk Pretty terraced cottages, Aldeburgh, Suffolk,
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  • Seaside buildings along the front, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England. Disused lifeboat station building.
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  • Seaside buildings along the front, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Seaside buildings along the front, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England. Disused lifeboat station building.
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  • Historic look-out tower seafront buildings and shingle beach, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Historic Tudor Moot Hall, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Neptune Alley street sign on building, Aldeburgh, Suffolk
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  • Quatrefoil Napoleonic war martello tower at Slaughden, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Mermaid figurehead above fish and chip shop, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Seaside buildings along the front, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Seaside buildings along the front, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Seaside buildings along the front, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England. Disused lifeboat station building.
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  • Box office exhibition sign, Aldeburgh, Suffolk
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  • The Alpha Course sign in church hall, Aldeburgh, Suffolk
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  • The Railway award winning Adnams pub, Aldeburgh, Suffolk
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  • Golf club clubhouse Aldeburgh, Suffolk
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  • Quatrefoil Napoleonic war martello tower at Slaughden, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Quatrefoil Napoleonic war martello tower at Slaughden, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Seaside buildings along the front, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Seaside buildings along the front, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Seaside buildings along the front, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England. Disused lifeboat station building.
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  • Library community notices, Aldeburgh, Suffolk
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  • Quatrefoil Napoleonic war martello tower at Slaughden, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Contemporary art gallery and shop, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Seaside buildings along the front, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Fantasia, a miniature house on the seafront, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Fisherman mending lobster pot, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Red marker used to identify the end of a groyne, shingle beach, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Fish shop menu board sign Aldeburgh, Suffolk
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  • Suffolk The start of Orford Ness shingle spit  at Slaughden, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England. Here a narrow strip of land separates the River Alde from the sea.
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  • Suffolk The start of Orford Ness shingle spit  at Slaughden, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England. Here a narrow strip of land separates the River Alde from the sea.
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  • Fisherman mending lobster pot, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Fisherman mending lobster pot, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Concrete wave return wall and stepped profile Slaughden, near Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • The Moot Hall, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England. Ancient Tudor guildhall where council meetings are still held.
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  • Tall colourful buildings in back streets, Aldeburgh, Suffolk
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  • Parish Church of  St Peter & St Paul, Aldeburgh, Suffolk
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  • The Old Custom House, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Seaside buildings along the front, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Seaside buildings along the front, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England. Disused lifeboat station building.
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  • Wildflowers on beach information sign, Aldeburgh, Suffolk
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  • The Old Custom House, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Fishing boats on the beach, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England.
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  • War memorial at Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Seaside buildings along the front, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Town Steps, Aldeburgh, Suffolk. Much of the town, has now been lost to the sea. In the 16th century, Aldeburgh was a leading port, and had a flourishing ship-building industry. Sir Francis Drake's ships Greyhound and Pelican (later renamed Golden Hind) were both built in Aldeburgh. The flag ship of the Virginia Company, the Sea Venture is believed to have been built there in 1608. When the River Alde silted up and was unable to accommodate larger ships, the area went into decline. Aldeburgh survived principally as a fishing village until the nineteenth century, when it became popular as a seaside resort. Much of its distinctive and whimsical architecture derives from this period. The river is now home to a flourishing yacht club.
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  • Much of the town, has now been lost to the sea. In the 16th century, Aldeburgh was a leading port, and had a flourishing ship-building industry. Sir Francis Drake's ships Greyhound and Pelican (later renamed Golden Hind) were both built in Aldeburgh. The flag ship of the Virginia Company, the Sea Venture is believed to have been built there in 1608. When the River Alde silted up and was unable to accommodate larger ships, the area went into decline. Aldeburgh survived principally as a fishing village until the nineteenth century, when it became popular as a seaside resort. Much of its distinctive and whimsical architecture derives from this period. The river is now home to a flourishing yacht club.
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  • Sea front holiday homes on the promenade, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England. Aldeburgh became a holiday resort in Victorian times and retains an air of quiet gentility. It also retains its popularity especially in mid summer.
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  • Much of the town, has now been lost to the sea. In the 16th century, Aldeburgh was a leading port, and had a flourishing ship-building industry. Sir Francis Drake's ships Greyhound and Pelican (later renamed Golden Hind) were both built in Aldeburgh. The flag ship of the Virginia Company, the Sea Venture is believed to have been built there in 1608. When the River Alde silted up and was unable to accommodate larger ships, the area went into decline. Aldeburgh survived principally as a fishing village until the nineteenth century, when it became popular as a seaside resort. Much of its distinctive and whimsical architecture derives from this period. The river is now home to a flourishing yacht club.
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  • Much of the town, has now been lost to the sea. In the 16th century, Aldeburgh was a leading port, and had a flourishing ship-building industry. Sir Francis Drake's ships Greyhound and Pelican (later renamed Golden Hind) were both built in Aldeburgh. The flag ship of the Virginia Company, the Sea Venture is believed to have been built there in 1608. When the River Alde silted up and was unable to accommodate larger ships, the area went into decline. Aldeburgh survived principally as a fishing village until the nineteenth century, when it became popular as a seaside resort. Much of its distinctive and whimsical architecture derives from this period. The river is now home to a flourishing yacht club.
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  • No Dogs On Beach sign, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England. Aldeburgh has Blue Flag beach status and seeks to maintain beach quality, in part, through this prohibition banning dogs on the beach between May and September.
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  • Benjamin Britten blue memorial plaque, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England. Composer Benjamin Britten, who lived here from 1947 to 1957, left Aldeburgh a formidable musical legacy that resulted the building of the concert hall at nearby Snape Maltings.
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  • Wentworth Hotel, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England. The Wentworth sits right on the edge of the beautiful Suffolk coast, looking out over Aldeburgh Beach. Since 1920, it has been run by the Pritt family and Michael Pritt, third generation and present owner, has managed to modernise without spoiling the special country house atmosphere
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  • Fishing boats on the beach, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England. A small, active inshore fishing industry continues to operate here with much of the catch sold directly from sheds at the head of the beach, and used in local restaurants and the famous Aldeburgh fish and chip shop
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  • Fishing boats on the beach, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England. A small, active inshore fishing industry continues to operate here with much of the catch sold directly from sheds at the head of the beach, and used in local restaurants and the famous Aldeburgh fish and chip shop
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  • Fishing boats on the beach, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England. A small, active inshore fishing industry continues to operate here with much of the catch sold directly from sheds at the head of the beach, and used in local restaurants and the famous Aldeburgh fish and chip shop
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  • A unique quatrefoil Martello Tower at Slaughden, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England. Martello towers were built along the coast as defences against invasion during the Napoloenic Wars. Between 1804 and 1812 the British authorities built a chain of towers based on the original Mortella tower to defend the south and east coast of England, Ireland, Jersey and Guernsey to guard against possible invasion from France, then under the rule of the Emperor Napoleon. A total of 103 Martello towers were built in England, set at regular intervals along the coast from Seaford, Sussex, to Aldeburgh, Suffolk.
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  • A unique quatrefoil Martello Tower at Slaughden, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England. Martello towers were built along the coast as defences against invasion during the Napoloenic Wars. Between 1804 and 1812 the British authorities built a chain of towers based on the original Mortella tower to defend the south and east coast of England, Ireland, Jersey and Guernsey to guard against possible invasion from France, then under the rule of the Emperor Napoleon. A total of 103 Martello towers were built in England, set at regular intervals along the coast from Seaford, Sussex, to Aldeburgh, Suffolk.
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  • Aldeburgh is notable for its traditional fish and chip shop. Owned and run by the Cooney family since the 1970s, it has been described in The Times as "possibly the finest on the east coast". Others would claim that it is one of the best in Britain, a view given weight by the frequent long queue of customers waiting outside the shop.
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  • Fishing boats on the beach, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England. A small, active inshore fishing industry continues to operate here with much of the catch sold directly from sheds at the head of the beach, and used in local restaurants and the famous Aldeburgh fish and chip shop
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  • A unique quatrefoil Martello Tower at Slaughden, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England. Martello towers were built along the coast as defences against invasion during the Napoloenic Wars. Between 1804 and 1812 the British authorities built a chain of towers based on the original Mortella tower to defend the south and east coast of England, Ireland, Jersey and Guernsey to guard against possible invasion from France, then under the rule of the Emperor Napoleon. A total of 103 Martello towers were built in England, set at regular intervals along the coast from Seaford, Sussex, to Aldeburgh, Suffolk.
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  • A unique quatrefoil Martello Tower at Slaughden, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England. Martello towers were built along the coast as defences against invasion during the Napoloenic Wars. Between 1804 and 1812 the British authorities built a chain of towers based on the original Mortella tower to defend the south and east coast of England, Ireland, Jersey and Guernsey to guard against possible invasion from France, then under the rule of the Emperor Napoleon. A total of 103 Martello towers were built in England, set at regular intervals along the coast from Seaford, Sussex, to Aldeburgh, Suffolk.
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  • Fish and chip shop interior, Aldeburgh, Suffolk. Aldeburgh is notable for its traditional fish and chip shop. Owned and run by the Cooney family since the 1970s, it has been described in The Times as "possibly the finest on the east coast". Others would claim that it is one of the best in Britain, a view given weight by the frequent long queue of customers waiting outside the shop.
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  • The Jubilee Hall, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England, In 1887, to celebrate Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee, Newson Garrett, together with the lord of the manor, added a large public hall to the already existing reading room, intended for "Concerts and dramatic entertainments provided by well-known artistes, dances for the little people on wet afternoons and for the 'grown ups' in the evenings." <br />
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The hall was the prinipal venue for performances organised by Benjamin Britten and Peter Pears in the early years of the Aldeburgh Festival, from 1948 until 1967 when the concert hall at Snape Maltings was built.
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  • Lifeboat station, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England. Aldeburgh celebrated 180 years as a lifeboat station in 2006, with the first lifeboat being placed at Sizewell in 1826 by the Suffolk Association. Fifteen Medals have been awarded for outstanding rescues during the station's history, the last in 2000.
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  • Fishing boats on the beach, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England. A small, active inshore fishing industry continues to operate here with much of the catch sold directly from sheds at the head of the beach, and used in local restaurants and the famous Aldeburgh fish and chip shop
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  • Aldeburgh is notable for its traditional fish and chip shop. Owned and run by the Cooney family since the 1970s, it has been described in The Times as "possibly the finest on the east coast". Others would claim that it is one of the best in Britain, a view given weight by the frequent long queue of customers waiting outside the shop.
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  • Small tents used for shelter by fishermen on the beach at Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Valerian in flower on the shingle beach, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Clothes shop sale with clothing on racks outside, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • The Moot Hall is a timber-framed building which has been used for council meetings for over 400 years, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Fresh fish on sale from wooden shed by the beach, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • The Moot Hall is a timber-framed building which has been used for council meetings for over 400 years, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • The Moot Hall is a timber-framed building which has been used for council meetings for over 400 years, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Golden Galleon chip shop and restaurant, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • A small, active inshore fishing industry continues to operate here with much of the catch sold directly from sheds at the head of the beach, and used in local restaurants and the famous Aldeburgh fish and chip shop
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  • The Amber shop jewellers, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Fishing boats on the beach, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England, UK
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  • Aldeburgh is notable for its traditional fish and chip shop. Owned and run by the Cooney family since the 1970s, it has been described in The Times as "possibly the finest on the east coast". Others would claim that it is one of the best in Britain, a view given weight by the frequent long queue of customers waiting outside the shop.
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  • Small tents used for shelter by fishermen on the beach at Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • The Lighthouse restaurant specialities include locally caught fresh fish, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • The Lighthouse restaurant specialities include locally caught fresh fish, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • The Lighthouse restaurant specialities include locally caught fresh fish, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Fresh fish on sale from wooden shed by the beach, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • The Moot Hall is a timber-framed building which has been used for council meetings for over 400 years, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Golden Galleon chip shop and restaurant, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Brudenell Hotel, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England. People enjoying morning coffee on the hotel terrace looking out over the sea.
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  • Fisherman standing by lobster pots on the beach, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England, UK
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  • The Moot Hall is a timber-framed building which has been used for council meetings for over 400 years, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Old beach hut, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England thought to have been originally used in Victorian times as a changing room by bathers.
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  • Old lookout Coastguard tower on the beach, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England. This is the southern one of two lookout towers in the town. Rival pilotage companies used the towers to compete to be the first to spot approaching ships that would need to be guided inshore up the River Alde.
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  • Famous statue of dog Snooks by the boating pond and The Moot Hall, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • The Moot Hall is a timber-framed building which has been used for council meetings for over 400 years, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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  • Fantasia miniature house, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, England
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