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Lovely shop run by local volunteers, continuing some hundreds of years of trading.

Espresso for your overnight Dun Run needs. Also sells Cannoli, 2023 cannoli were good... but 2024 ones weren't great :) Stop here for coffee though!

Open for the Dunwich Dynamo, with 2024 being another record year for them. over 30kg of bananas, 350 eggs and 1000 coffees sold to riders that night. One of my fave stops on the way to Dunwich.

Un-signposted from Red Hill, this is also gated twice along the way at either end of a field it passes through. It is definitely a public right of way though (I checked the definitive map online) and neither gate was locked, just latched, when I went through. The sheep I pedalled past seemed un-fazed, so I'm guessing it's regularly used. Aldham church has a round tower (Norman?) and is open if you're into that stuff. The bridle way continues past the church, but seems to end in a loop that isn't joined to any further R.O.W. so I cut up the tarmac lane to Aldham from there.

Secluded restricted byway where you pass the well-hidden Elmsett airfield. Very overgrown but passable if you keep ducking your head

Not sure i'd stop here but it decent enough to pass through. Road surface is of reasonable quality, just beware of the traffic. Cars and trucks, all of which completely ignore the 30MPH speed limit!

Covering a 40-acre area, Bobbits Lane is a local nature reserve that has a wide range of plants and animals. Amongst the grassy fields and reed beds, you might spot otters, water voles, kingfishers, and egrets. The site is managed by Ipswich Borough Council.

Orwell Bridge is a striking concrete bridge spanning the width of the River Orwell. Opened in 1982, it was one of the most impressive concrete structures in the UK at the time. The main span of the bridge measures 623 feet (190 m). You may recognise the bridge from the Cold War film The Fourth Protocol, in which it features.