Impressions and Comments

The musically voiced bells sound the hour from the great church, rich in beauty and tradition, and we walk across the market-place, this side the castle hill–the hill which held for six hundred years the precious jewelled crucifix, with the splinter of the True Cross in its secret recess, a careless English queen once lost from her neck–towards our quiet inn, a real museum of interesting things fittingly housed, for supper of Suffolk ham and country ale, and then to bed, before the long walk of the morrow.