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Martello Towers in Suffolk


Tower 'X' has recently been renovated and is now used as living accommodation and has a 360 degree conservatory on the roof

http://www.architecture.com/Awards/RIBASpecialAwards/ManserMedal/ManserMedal2010/MartelloTowerY/MartelloTowerY.aspx

Martello Tower X  DSC_4842.JPGMartello Tower X DSC_4837.JPG



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The Northernmost Tower 'BB' is situated at Slaughden and sits isolated on a narrow strip of land between The North Sea and The River Alde on the Southern part of Aldeburgh town. This tower is used as holiday accommodation and is spacious in as much as the tower is formed into a four leafed clover, there must have been several million bricks used in its construction.

Someone once calculated that to get from one side of the tower to the other by boat would take 12 miles to cover whilst the distance is just a few yards by foot
Aldeburgh Martello Tower DSC_1172_hf.jpgAldeburgh Martello Tower DSC_1173_hf.jpg



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Felixstowe South Martello Tower [Coastw@tch]





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FXT Ferry Golf Course Martello Tower with Walton on the Naze point beyond


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River Alde on the left looking from the barred entrance to Orfordness north to the Martello Tower at Slaughden which is England's most northerly



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