On 7 September the WI needs a French drain dug at the Trust Hall. If you men or ladies could help with a little spade work then the WI will be most grateful. We assume that refreshments will be available, but you will need to bring your own spade. We will confirm times nearer the … Continue reading Your WI Needs You (Update)
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Old Morris’s but no Horsepower
The East Suffolk Morris Men made their annual visit to the Sorrel Horse. Bells, Flowery Hats, big sticks, little sticks, kerchiefs, personal mugs of the Pub's finest ales and quite a bit of energy were present on The Knowl yesterday . The first mention of Morris dancing was in 1448 so it is a ancient … Continue reading Old Morris’s but no Horsepower
A Good Evening with Good Food
Once again the team at the Sorrel Horse put on another buffet. This time it was Moroccan. My personal favourite was the chickpea casserole. I really don't know what it was called but it had chickpeas, other veg and a bit of an after kick!! The chicken was beautifully cooked and the koftas were perfect. … Continue reading A Good Evening with Good Food
Speed Limits
A12 Speed Limts I see that the Council have dismissed proposals to introduce revised speed limits on the A12 between the A1214 roundabout and the Foxhall Road roundabout because they were not in a state to be approved. The speed limits which are 40 and 50 mph will also include traffic lights. The rejection by … Continue reading Speed Limits
A Weekend of Music
It was good to see the Sorrel Horse busy all Suffolk County weekend with the music and bands. I got to talk to one of the Trad Jazz musicians from Norfolk. Really nice guy but he was having problems parking. I think I managed to get him a space where, if a tractor came past … Continue reading A Weekend of Music
More Snippets
ANTARTICA LOSING ICE We recently posted an article about the melting of the Earth's ice and the likely effect on our coastline. In The Times yesterday it was reporting that Antartica lost enough sea ice in the three years from 2014 to cover the whole of Mexico. This was after three decades of ice expansion. … Continue reading More Snippets
Floral Perambulation
Now, I was never one who has ever spent a lot of time in the garden. Well I once created a mower free front and back garden by laying a hell of a lot of weed control fabric and a couple of 2 tonne bags of pebbles. I spent a long time doing that. But … Continue reading Floral Perambulation
Game! Not Really!
You cannot walk very far on the Peninsula without seeing a gamebird. Pheasant or Partridge they appear on the lanes or roads and then after a little indecision on whether to go back or carry on they shoot back into cover or take flight. Shooting on the Peninsula has been very much in fashion since … Continue reading Game! Not Really!
Une soirée agréable
A very pleasant evening last Tuesday at The Sorrel Horse for French Night. As usual the food was delicious and the company perfect. Well done to the chefs again. More nights like that please.
WI and Ancient Boats
What a pleasant time spent in the Trust Hall last night listening about the project to built a full scale replica of the Sutton Hoo boat. The talk was part of the WI's open evening. The replica will be 90 foot long and will be built in The Longshed at the Woodbridge waterfront. We were … Continue reading WI and Ancient Boats



