| Earl Soham ~ west of the A140 ~ Dennington in 2007 |
| mo 19 se 11 | Framsden and ... normal for nearthecoast  |
| sa 17 se 11 |  A character in Amélie says Luck is like the Tour de France. You wait, and it flashes past ... that was pretty much it on the hill in Framsden this morning for the Tour of Britain. At the bottom of the hill Framsden was making an effort, loads of spectators, loads of motorbikes, the inevitable creative parking and the race flashed past.
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| th 19 au 10 | Don't know what was happening in Framsden Saturday (the Helmingham 
Hall Suffolk Rare Breeds was Sunday) but Amanda Frost has put some rather nice pix on the board. |
| mo 24 no 08 | 1927 Sir Harry Lauder was given the freedom of Edinburgh |
|  The snow has pretty much gone now but it certainly snowed yesterday in Framsden, Hacheston, Leiston and Framlingham.
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| mo 7 ap 08 | 1739 Highwayman Dick Turpin was hanged for murder |
| | Expletive deleted! According to Country Life Framsden is now commutable to a large town near Chelmsford. |
| mo 31 mr 08 | 1889 The Eiffel Tower was completed |
| | .jpg) This is Richard Taylor who designed and made the excellent Tunstall village sign ... the new(ish) Framsden sign is gratifyingly different too.
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| fr 14 mr 08 | 1952 Television first transmitted in Scotland |
| |  Framsden (who got a rather original new village sign last year) have a web site at www.framsden.ik.com Yes we wondered about that ik too, it would appear that One Suffolk aren't the only people offering free web sites.
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| fr 25 ja 07 | 1839 WH Fox-Talbot produced a photographic negative |
| | A blue Mercedes panel van has been acting suspiciously in the Framsden area today. |
| tu 8 jl 03 | 1942 Cary Grant married the Woolworth heiress Barbara Hutton |
| des' dinners at the Framsden Doberman For some five years now NaTCH has been driving past that sign for The Doberman and never turning left. He discovered The Doberman (formerly the Greyhound) is a charming country pub if rather swamped with Doberman memorabilia. NaTCH, Spadge, and Goddess Steph were served outstanding blanchebait (whitebait in batter) as a main course. Unfortunately the Mauldons Pickwick was cloudy, perhaps over chilled, and not very pleasant; but despite this NaTCH will be visiting again. John B arrived late having just mended a pump for six pounds four pence. AfARs from Matt (brewing) and David (work commitments {again}). (First visit ~ Subsequent lunch ~ Previous lunch)
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| | Earl Soham ~ Debenham ~ west of the A140 |
