Published on September 12, 2023
Dear Ipswich, I hope you are well.
I love Ipswich for its style, docks, town centre and small shops. I also love Ipswich for its charm and the kindness of its inhabitants. I will remember the delicious porridge I ate, the walks in the town and in the parks and its food. Thank you for these wonderful memories that marked my summer.
Leonie Duplanil
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