William Fiske of Cratfield
The Fiske family held the Manor of Stadhaugh in Laxfield, and piecing together accurate information about the ‘William Fiske‘ who is buried in Cratfield will take time! The family was large, with a long history, as the book by Frederick Clifton … Continued
Regent’s Canal Walk, No.7 St Pancras Basin to Regent’s Park
I set off again from St Pancras Basin, past the flats designed by Nicholas Grimshaw behind Sainsbury’s, and alongside the canal. Lots of redevelopment in this area, with colour co-ordinated wildlife on this occasion!
Greenwich Park – Rhododendron Luteum
It was a heavy, gloomy day in London, misty and damp, but in Greenwich Park the flowers were glowing. I love the scent of rhododendron luteum – sweet, yet fresh. And intricately, architecturally beautiful.
Woottens of Wenhaston
Woottens of Wenhaston is supporting the Open Weekend in Cratfield on 14 & 15 June (photographs from the catalogue)
St Mary’s Church, Cratfield
Who was William Fiske? Why was he buried in Cratfield?
Natalie Meg Evans – Cratfield author!
http://www.nataliemegevansbooks.com “A truly accomplished and delicious début novel” Laurie Graham “A fascinating evocation of a great fashion house and the knife-edge the designers live on” Sara Craven Available in paperback RRP £6.69, ebook RRP £7.99 Order from Halesworth Books, 42 Thoroughfare, Halesworth … Continued