Bungay from Above
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Bungay from Above
Image: © Ashley Dace Taken: 18 Jul 2010
Viewed from St Mary's church tower. The white building in the centre is the Three Tuns, a restaurant and pub that closed in 2008. It has now reopened by the looks of it. I know it is extremely haunted as the banqueting hall is medieval in date, possibly linking with the castle. However the above ground part is recent, the original burning to the ground in 1688. Behind is the Barclays bank (the tall grey-fronted building) that may have been the site of the armoury.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.457069
Longitude
1.436422