With the sun coming out and temperatures rising, it's time to enjoy one of Suffolk's favourite pastimes - relaxing in a pub garden on a warm summer day.
So, here are some of our team's favourite pub gardens at the moment and why.
Johnny Amos
Johnny Amos chose The Mill Hotel in Sudbury as his favourite pub garden.
He said: "The Mill has a lovely terrace that overlooks the water meadows of Sudbury.
"On a nice summer day I don't think there is a better place to be, with stunning views of the countryside and wildlife."
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Matthew Earth
Matthew Earth picked The Woolpack in Ipswich as his top outdoor spot.
He said: "The Woolpack is in a great location close to the town centre and Christchurch Park, and on a summer's day it is great to sit out in the sun."
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Tom Cann
Tom Cann chose The Railway Inn in Westerfield, near Ipswich, as his favourite.
He said: "This lovely pub has an adventure golf course in its pub garden!
"What other pub in the country has a golf course in the pub garden that you can play while you have a few drinks?"
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Charlotte Bond
Photographer, Charlotte Bond, chose The Maybush in Waldringfield, in east Suffolk, as her favourite beer garden.
She said: "The Maybush has a lovely outdoor area that overlooks the river Deben. The food is great and the vibe is just very chill. It's a great spot for a summers day!"
Shikhar Talwar
Reporter Shikhar Talwar went sporty and chose Isaacs on the Quay in Ipswich as his favourite outdoor watering hole.
He said: "Isaacs is special, it brings everyone together. When the sport is on it can be absolutely buzzing.
"Plus, on a sunny day, there's nothing better than chilling at the marina with a beer and soaking in the rays."
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