Bats may well be seen, close to the lake, at dusk. There are large old trees, but also large open spaces, so whether you want a leisurely walk, or a picnic on the grass, the opportunities are open to you.

If you are lucky enough to be in Sefton Park on November 5th., you may see some wonderful fireworks, as this is generally one of the locations a firework display is put on.

If you do decide to visit this park, I hope you enjoy yourself.

Cransford has a lovely "old church" and what appears to be a more recent one, but I didn't see a pub or a general store (except there looked like, at least one person, had a little display of goods for sale in their garden). The part of the "farmhouse" I stayed in may have originally been the "barn", but these days the "farmhouse" and "possible barn" are all as one. I didn't see any ghosts, but whether there are any there or not, I don't know.

Finding somewhere to eat was a bit awkward, so I needed to travel. I traveled into Saxmundham, and purchased a nice sweet and sour chicken from a take-away. Unfortunately, trying to eat the rice out of one container, and the sweet and sour chicken out of the other, and eating in a car, wasn't great. However, the breakfasts at the "farmhouse" were good and included a full English breakfast containing egg, bacon, sausage, mushroom and potato.

This certainly was a lovely holiday to remember.