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Jill's Hole

Sea, Estuary, Creek in Suffolk Babergh

England

Jill's Hole

Door, Shotley church St. Mary's is a grade II*(star) listed building. This door in the chancel is dated 1745, considered to be the rebuilding date of the whole chancel.
Door, Shotley church Credit: Robin Webster

Jill's Hole is a small coastal feature located in Suffolk, England. It is known for its unique combination of a sea, estuary, and creek, making it a fascinating natural attraction.

Situated on the eastern coast of the county, Jill's Hole is bordered by the North Sea to the east. The sea provides a stunning backdrop, with its vast expanse of waters stretching out into the horizon. The area is popular among tourists and locals alike for its picturesque views and tranquil atmosphere.

To the west of Jill's Hole, an estuary can be found. Estuaries are formed when a river meets the sea, resulting in a mix of saltwater and freshwater. This creates a diverse ecosystem that is home to various species of marine life and birds. Visitors to Jill's Hole can observe the unique flora and fauna that thrive in this estuarine environment.

In addition to the sea and estuary, Jill's Hole is also characterized by a small creek. The creek winds its way through the landscape, adding to the charm and natural beauty of the area. It provides opportunities for activities such as boating, kayaking, and fishing.

Overall, Jill's Hole offers a blend of coastal features, including a sea, estuary, and creek. It is a place of natural beauty, where visitors can enjoy stunning views, observe diverse wildlife, and engage in recreational activities.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 51.988564/1.2631887 or Grid Reference TM2437. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Door, Shotley church St. Mary's is a grade II*(star) listed building. This door in the chancel is dated 1745, considered to be the rebuilding date of the whole chancel.
Door, Shotley church
St. Mary's is a grade II*(star) listed building. This door in the chancel is dated 1745, considered to be the rebuilding date of the whole chancel.
War memorial and war graves, Shotley During the 1939-1945 War, Shotley Gate was the Royal Naval Training Establishment H.M.S. Ganges. This is a special Royal Navy cemetery, next to the regular cemetery off to the right.
War memorial and war graves, Shotley
During the 1939-1945 War, Shotley Gate was the Royal Naval Training Establishment H.M.S. Ganges. This is a special Royal Navy cemetery, next to the regular cemetery off to the right.
Shotley church St. Mary's is a grade II*(star) listed building.
Shotley church
St. Mary's is a grade II*(star) listed building.
Navy graves, Shotley The eastern end of the extended churchyard in largely given over to Naval graves from the First World War. There is a special section and memorial for submariners.
Navy graves, Shotley
The eastern end of the extended churchyard in largely given over to Naval graves from the First World War. There is a special section and memorial for submariners.
Navy graves, Shotley The eastern end of the extended churchyard in largely given over to Naval graves from the First World War. There is a special section and memorial for submariners.
Navy graves, Shotley
The eastern end of the extended churchyard in largely given over to Naval graves from the First World War. There is a special section and memorial for submariners.
Shotley vineyards and cottages on Frogs Alley
Shotley vineyards and cottages on Frogs Alley
Navy graves, Shotley The eastern end of the extended churchyard in largely given over to Naval graves from the First World War.
Navy graves, Shotley
The eastern end of the extended churchyard in largely given over to Naval graves from the First World War.
Submariners' memorial lychgate, Shotley For those of the 8th and 9th submarine flotillas who died 1914-1919.
Submariners' memorial lychgate, Shotley
For those of the 8th and 9th submarine flotillas who died 1914-1919.
Plaque, submariners' memorial lychgate, Shotley
Plaque, submariners' memorial lychgate, Shotley
Submariners' memorial, Shotley For those of the 8th and 9th submarine flotillas who died 1914-1919. The plastic sheeting looks like it is protecting setting concrete from frost.
Submariners' memorial, Shotley
For those of the 8th and 9th submarine flotillas who died 1914-1919. The plastic sheeting looks like it is protecting setting concrete from frost.
Navy cemetery, Shotley During the 1939-1945 War, Shotley Gate was the Royal Naval Training Establishment H.M.S. Ganges. This is a special Royal Navy cemetery, next to the regular cemetery behind the camera the right.
Navy cemetery, Shotley
During the 1939-1945 War, Shotley Gate was the Royal Naval Training Establishment H.M.S. Ganges. This is a special Royal Navy cemetery, next to the regular cemetery behind the camera the right.
Shotley church and cemeteries To the left of the cemetery path, civilian graves, to the right, WWII naval graves.
Shotley church and cemeteries
To the left of the cemetery path, civilian graves, to the right, WWII naval graves.
Oldhall Road, Shotley From Shotley Church End towards Shotley and Shotley Gate.
Oldhall Road, Shotley
From Shotley Church End towards Shotley and Shotley Gate.
Footbridge over the Cut The Cut is a drain on Levington Marsh.
Footbridge over the Cut
The Cut is a drain on Levington Marsh.
The Ship, Levington Grade II listed pub with thatched roof. The Ship has burned down twice, most recently in March 2019.
The Ship, Levington
Grade II listed pub with thatched roof. The Ship has burned down twice, most recently in March 2019.
Driftwood on the shore of the River Orwell
Driftwood on the shore of the River Orwell
Levington Marshes Looking down from Levington village to Levington Creek, the River Orwell and in the distance the container port at Felixstowe.
Levington Marshes
Looking down from Levington village to Levington Creek, the River Orwell and in the distance the container port at Felixstowe.
Levington Marshes Looking from the sea wall towards Levington village and church.
Levington Marshes
Looking from the sea wall towards Levington village and church.
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Jill's Hole is located at Grid Ref: TM2437 (Lat: 51.988564, Lng: 1.2631887)

Administrative County: Suffolk

District: Babergh

Police Authority: Suffolk

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///renew.pine.alike. Near Shotley Gate, Suffolk

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