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Check out Vera Britten's Blue Plaque on the house up the hill.

A pretty industrial-looking area these days.

The sea wall is a nice ride for the view.

If you've reached here, everyone in Britain is west of you.

The open area alongside the Birds Eye factory is called The Denes. Historically the area was the location of a fishing community called the 'Beach Village' from which the local fishermen used longshore boats (along the shore) and, later, sailing smacks and then steam drifters. By the early 20th century the longshore boats had become trawlers and the fishing industry the mainstay of the local economy. The only structures left from the 1760 village are the drying racks that run alongside the now Whapload Road. https://heritage.suffolk.gov.uk/Monument/MSF26711

This open section of ground beside the Birds Eye factory is called The Denes. Location of fish-net drying racks on Lowestoft waterfront known as 'The Denes'. Historically the area was the location of a fishing community called the 'Beach Village' from which the local fishermen used longshore boats (along the shore) and, later, sailing smacks and then steam drifters. The only remnants of the old fishing village are the drying racks that run along Whapload Road. These are possibly the oldest remaining structures in Lowestoft. The original Beach Village dates back to the 1760's.

The Ness Park is on the original Lowestoft fishing village site. A nice rest stop which brings down to Ness Point the most easterly point in the UK. https://www.lowestofttowncouncil.gov.uk/local-information/the-ness/

Part of the coastal cycle network the North Wall starts at Hamilton Dock and takes you along the northern promenade Links Hill