A pile of rubble has been removed from the cliff top at Easton Bavents.  Piping has been laid at the Boating Lakes in anticipation of a connection to the sea to allow topping up to begin.  The swans in the fields opposite are with their cygnets.  The Emden goose population seems have dropped from three to two.  An early arrival was a juvenile wheatear, the earliest we have seen in Southwold.


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