William Cook

Walking the Suffolk Coast Path

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When was the last time you woke up bright and early on a weekday morning, with no need for an alarm call, rested and impatient for the day ahead? My last time was a week ago, when I awoke in the Pier Hotel in Harwich, eager to walk the first bit of my latest hike, along the Suffolk Coast Path.

The Saxons sailed up this river to conquer East Anglia after the fall of the Roman Empire

The Suffolk Coast Path runs for 55 miles, from Felixstowe to Lowestoft.

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