Tag Archives: Southwold

Time Out #3 – Tibby’s Triangle

Posted on October 10, 2011 by Matt Wood

Black buildings are a common site in the Norfolk countryside. Most often this involves black-painted weatherboarding on a timber-framed barn or more lowly shed, and sometimes it’s black-painted brick (see last post). Black tar-based paints were used widely used during … Continue reading →

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Bijou Beach-Huts

Posted on August 5, 2011 by Matt Wood

I was in Walberswick at the weekend – in an end-of-term, pre-holiday sort of mood. The tar-black huts along the staithe at Southwold are enough to make you want to reach for a hammer and nails and build something – … Continue reading →

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