Beach huts in Southwold, Suffolk
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Beach huts in Southwold, Suffolk
Southwold is a quintessentially British seaside town, well known for its traditional pier and colourful cluster of beach huts that stretch along the promenade. Beach huts are an iconic symbol of the British summer, and these resplendent retreats in Southwold have evolved from fishermen's huts and bathing huts to a perfect base for holidaymakers enjoying a day beside the seaside. Just don't forget to bring your bucket and spade.
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