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Even if yours is a local event just for local people you could still benefit from How to promote your event.

Planning a witch ducking this summer?  Or perhaps a trial by fire for an estate agent?  You're welcome to promote it on here.

Fish was a good friend to both this web site and his chums on and off line.  In 2011 he committed suicide ... still very much missed Fish 1972-2011.

♫ The Phoenix Singers will be 50 this year and celebrating with a concert of Purcell. Bach, Mozart and Pittoni.  What's more they have a new musical director the acclaimed singer and conductor Tom Appleton. ♫

Really like the artwork for this year's Burston Strike School Rally 6 Sep and the Red Flags look like they take no prisoners. ♫

The next available supporter slot is now taking your link through this gorgeous summer.

Our Alamy stock photo portfolio has over 10,000 images.

The tractorati quiver with antici ... pation for the nearthecoast digest that emails out at tea time.  Get your free copy by clicking on Alan Smethurst The Singing Postman. ♫

High tide today at Aldeburgh is 12:37pm.

Suffolk Myths No.109: Honest Leiston folk call Sizewell the Costa del Sol.

Worried too many people might turn up for your coffee morning?   Seance?  Sponsored Co-op card swap?  Swingers' party?  Don't do promotion on nearthecoast then.

Licensed Madness yesterday on Alamy.

The village doesn't support you?  Promote yourself on nearthecoast.

SRN Nearthecoast is in, doesn't feel any government has ever treated nurses fairly, is fiddling with her tick list and clicky pen but still listening at ntc@nearthecoast.com.

If you like what we do you could buy us a coffee, sadly we can't accept Costa Coffee points but a lovely latte? a capricious cappuccino? ... how very kind.

Father's Day tomorrow ... just saying.

Suffolk Overheard:  You can always tell how much someone knows about computers by how fast they type.

#FollowFriday ain't too proud to beg eh?

The fortnightly(ish) digest emails out today at tea time ... click Postman Pat's black and white cat to get your free copy.

We were so lucky to meet Eamon McCabe at the Sweffling Printroom just a few weeks before he unexpectedly died.  We were impressed that after a lifetime he was still interested in photography.  The Royal Photographic Society have a bursary in his name for £3,000 and photographers under 30 available until 3 August.

We're nineteen today ... Nnnn-nineteen.

Suffolk Truths No.112:  There are no canals in Suffolk though Thorpeness does have a Grade II listed meare.

Very pleasant enjoying hyyge but in June?

May's Pic of the Month on that there Facepack.

Life Skills No. 71:  You probably know this but when using a webcam for face recognition look at the camera not the screen.

St Titch isn't keen but then today is the last day of No Mow May .

We went away around lunchtime (sounds like builders cut a cable) but we're back now.

Anorak Alert No.76:  So comforting that we are not alone.

We did buy a lawnmower so we could join in No Mow May but St Titch isn't keen so we're comprising leaving maybe a third unmown.

Astonisher No.69 (supplemental):  Bonnie and Clydes's death car with only half a windscreen and a partial steering wheel driving the 50 odd miles drive from Arcadia to Shreveport couldn't have been a comfortable journey for Ruth Warren.