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This is East Anglia: Lindsey, Suffolk

By Dan Hull

Hundreds of families fled across the Atlantic to the new world. Of course, they would never see Suffolk or the valley of the gentle Brett again.

Neither the tiny rural village of Lindsey nor the surrounding countryside has changed much since 1634, when one side of my family left there for Massachusetts and, in time, a new "Groton", named after another small village near Lindsey. Nearly 380 years later, Lindsey is beautiful and remote, with few people, no visible commerce, and no tourists.

Full post as published by What About Clients? on May 10, 2010 (boomark / email).