Avoid Kerry Katona, check for 2 for 1 deals on Birds Eye.
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Take a mortgage out for a night on the Negronis
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We used to live not far from there. Nice place. If you have time, try Walberswick, on the way to Southwold.
And Thorpeness.
A unique and lovely place.
Nice part of the country, we walked to Thorpeness yesterday.
Wow, Aldeburgh beach?
It looks like something from a Sci-Fi film!
Yes, Aldeburgh. 
Orford Ness is really interesting if you get the chance.
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Heading home in the morning but will aim to get there next time.
I went a couple of years again, it’s fantastic, I want to do one of of the overnight photography tours sometime.
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Yep, totally unique and an insight into our recent military history. The Cobra Mist installation apparently cost between $100 - $150 million in the late sixties and only operated for 3 years.
For anyone remotely interested:
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Well that’s my birthday all booked.
It was an idea that we floated and then somehow abandoned.
However when the chef-patron of a restaurant in Luxembourg heard that the wife was Irish and started rambling about his old friend Myrtle Allen (after a bit of deciphering through the accent) it seemed fated.
So, fly in separately, steal MiL’s car, a couple of nights here.
Maybe drop in on very old friends in Dún Laoghaire on the way back up.
The wife has been there many years ago, on a girl’s road trip after here dad died. I haven’t.
Unfortunately they don’t have a Cheese Chariot, but they do have an “award winning dessert trolley”.
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That looks like a fantastic place to stay 
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and there’s a cookery school there… 
Lesson #1 - How not to set your kitchen on fire
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Religion requires a lot of suffering.
Pilgrims climbing up mountains barefoot, hair shirts, that sort of thing.
So the builders have to have a difficult life too.
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Ah, I did wonder, and now I’ve seen your beer …
Years ago I went to a wedding in Crete. I commented on all the funny little churches in inaccessible places around the coast.
As it was told to me: the electricity board is required to provide power to all churches. If you want to get electricity to somewhere inaccessible you build a little church, the board lays the miles of cabling to it, you do the last 100 yards.
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