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The best things to do in Aldeburgh, Suffolk

As I write this, I feel euphoric. I ve just emerged from the sea, off the Suffolk coast at Aldeburgh. Yes, it s May, but the North Sea s never as cold as you think it s going to be – or, I admit, as warm. Nevertheless, from April to October you can easily immerse yourself in it for minutes on end, without swearing. You don t have to breaststroke the length of the beach to experience the natural high. This morning I didn t swim anywhere. I simply plunged in, did a couple of hundred bicycle kicks and let the current take me as far as the north lookout tower, where I got out and strolled back down the beach to where I d left my clothes. Is that swimming or cheating? Who cares? All I know is, it left me with a huge, renewed appetite for life, love, beauty, truth and, above all, scrambled eggs.

Exploring the most beautiful estuaries in England

Exploring the most beautiful estuaries in England Sarah Turner For The Mail On Sunday © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo I love the sea. I love rivers. The point at which the two come together, an estuary, leaves me inexplicably excited. Between the ebbs and flows of the tides, estuaries hold secrets – some a bit murky, but all the more fascinating for it – and some of Britain’s most potent history. The Wash, the huge bucket-shaped stretch of water that lies between Lincolnshire and Norfolk, is Britain’s biggest estuary and has a fearsome power. Tides can come in at frightening speeds and its beaches can be hauntingly bleak, but it’s also wonderfully rich in terms of nature, with its salt marshes providing a winter home to waders and a breeding ground for grey seals.

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