Chicken, Turkey, tradition, luck, fortune, pull, snap

Norman castle destroyed by flood, rebuilt as a palace and then a Regency villa

Airfield, wind direction, wind strength, conical or sock-shaped

Glazed wall or door opening, admitting light, curtains, blinds, security

A building with sails that turn in the wind to generate power and grind grain into flour

Mammal living in a herd that eats then regurgitates, before chewing the resultant cud and digesting a second time

Ipswich hotel made famous by Charles Dickens, who wrote ‘The Pickwick Papers’ there

Shrill noise used to call or alert made by blowing an instrument, or sound made through pursued lips

Cargo or passenger sailing barge familiar in Suffolk and Norfolk, with a low angled bow

A round form attached to an axle that eases the movement or carriage of a load