To conclude the walk from Landguard Point to Felixstowe Ferry is some five miles, these visiting fishing boats from the South Coast of England were calling in at the Ferry for some fuel.
Beyond the boats is Bawdsey Quay just a short distance across the River Deben but to get here by car you would need to travel some 24 miles away via Woodbridge!
Directly opposite Felixstowe Ferry, heading North we come to Bawdsey Quay, we are now in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty [AONB one of 41 sites in the UK] and a continuation of The Suffolk Coast and Heaths Path part of this walk will take you on to the Ferry Road past Bawdsey Hall and then back down School/East Lane
Continuing over from The Deben Ferry at FXT the Quay is your landing stage or if arriving from Woodbridge there is parking on The Quay or on the Riverside embankment
I like this photo 'Wave the Bat' to attract the Ferryman's attention if he is on the otherside
The bus shelter and information office
The bungalows are instantly recognised in fact one of these a friend of mine was born here
There are not too many places on the Suffolk Coast where you can take photos of a setting sun over an expanse of water but at Bawdsey you can
The history can be found on the link below, the home of RADAR which at one time was used as an RAF Officers Mess, there is usually no access to Bawdsey Manor
This picture of Bawdsey Beach was taken from FXT probably the only way to get a decent shot of the cliffs, there were once some excellent gardens on the cliffs running down from The Manor