Relax in faux art-deco style on Hartley Street

Sitting un-pretty

The birds in this neighbourhood must be HUGE

Armchair + TV = Classic night out

Open plan office space with free desk.

Your guess is as bad as mine.

Crossbars from penny farthing bicycles?

Wait in latent luxury for a bus that will never arrive

Thanks to Sean Antonioli for sending this photo in. 

Like the end of Raiders of the Lost Arc...

...but with more tins. 

Stoke Bridge cone forest

The forest is muddy. 

South Street so far so sad

Legless behind Coes

If you sit in the sun too long you WILL peel!

Spotted by Ian 'Trainy' Bareham.

Tee hee - we're on the BBC!

Huge thanks to BBC Suffolk for getting our little joke, click here to read their report...

Seymour Road has probably never been on telly...

...but there has been a telly on Seymour Road.

Thanks to Graham Birks for sending in this photo.

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Everyone gets their day in the sun

But sometimes it might be one if your last days...

Alfresco infant dining

Homage to Wire's second album

Obscure punk references? We go there unafraid.

Sacky monolith

Times are hard.

Everything INCLUDING the kitchen sink.

My family hides me away

They used to love me...

Alfresco recumbancy

They say ones garden can be like an extra room, so why not have a sitting room in a car park?

Mourning for Christmas

You can't cling onto the fun of Christmas forever, just till mid-April.

Yarmouth Road sofa rodeo

While I was taking the photo two yoofs emerged and started picking up the escaped soft furnishings.  One remarked to the other, "I told you it would have been quicker to ride the sofa down in the lift!"

A lost traveller

Far from home

Leaning shoe tower of Rectory Road

For longevity of shoe rack
Place heavy shoes on bottom
This rack is no longer loved
The house is prepared for Christmas
This is not haiku

Rectory Road rouge wreck

Rectory Road in Old Stoke is to furniture remnants what Nashville is to Country and Western music - the road is well know for discarded settees and all wannabe soft furnishing relics seem drawn to the street.

This 'suite' of street furniture displays a cheeky hommage to the much beloved genre of Mafia movies by apparently being augmented with a faux corpse in rug motif.