Yesterday our photographers were out and about bringing you beautiful photos of Remembrance Day from across Suffolk and Essex.
Today we are showcasing pictures that have been sent in by our readers. We are sure you agree, they really give a feel of how our local towns and communities paid their respects on Armistice Day.
Emma Churchman sent in a stunning photograph of a her local church in Framlingham decorated with knitted poppies.
We were also sent pictures of Steven Bulmer laying a wreath on behalf of Sudbury Fire Service outside St Gregory’s Church in the town. Representatives of Sudbury Fire Service were also photographed in front the church, which is another that has been decorated with knitted poppies.
Clacton took part in a Armistice Day art project organised by the film director Danny Boyle. Kevin Jay, who sent in the photographs of the ‘sand pictures’, said the artwork represented the 214 people from Clacton that lost their lives in First World War.
We would still love to see your Remembrance Day photographs. Feel free to share them on our East Anglian Daily Times and Ipswich Star Facebook page.
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