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Grid reference TM2329

near to Dovercourt, Essex, England


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Images in TM2329 Breakdown list
We have 14 images for TM2329
 : Open country south of Harwich by David Kemp Open country south of Harwich
The rising land in the distance marks the edge of the gridsquare. Taken from the Essex Way footpath which can be seen on the right.
 : The Essex Way 164: heading for the sea wall by Trevor Harris The Essex Way 164: heading for the sea wall
South of Harwich.
 : South Hall Sluice - the salty side of the sea wall by Robin Webster South Hall Sluice - the salty side of the sea wall
The actual sea is rather remote here, across a large expanse of saltings. Do not believe the grid reference quoted on the name plate - it is a typically slipshod Environment Agency effort, about 400 m out.
 : Wildfowler's Scrape by Glyn Baker Wildfowler's Scrape
I think this must be the "decoy pond" for the Little Oakley & District Wildfowlers Association. The association look after a considerable amount of the Hamford Water National Nature Reserve see TM2327 : Little Oakley & District Wildfowlers Association Marsh .
 : The Essex Way 166 by Trevor Harris The Essex Way 166
The Essex Way is following the sea wall, giving good views all around - including these swans in the borrowdike.
 : Kissing gate on the Essex Way by Glyn Baker Kissing gate on the Essex Way
Looking towards Dovercourt on Footpath 177_30; at this point it is the Essex Way LinkExternal link
 : South Hall Sluice by Glyn Baker South Hall Sluice
The Environment Agency have rounded up their G.R into the next square East.
 : South Hall Creek With A Falling Tide by Glyn Baker South Hall Creek With A Falling Tide
 : Borrow Dyke From the Essex Way by Glyn Baker Borrow Dyke From the Essex Way
Looking across the flatlands.
 : Essex Way and Hamford Water NNR Sign by Glyn Baker Essex Way and Hamford Water NNR Sign
Looking towards Dovercourt
 : Essex Way heading away from The Coast by Chris Heaton Essex Way heading away from The Coast
Looking back over ground just covered. The Essex Way takes a long straight course over fields away from the coast.
 : South Hall Creek by Chris Heaton South Hall Creek
One of many water channels that twist through the salt marshes on the northern section of the Hamford Water National Nature Reserve. As seen from the Essex Way.
 : Southall Sluice by Tim Heaton Southall Sluice
Looking out over the northern part of Hamford Water National Nature Reserve
 : The Essex Way along Long Bank, Ramsey by Roger Jones The Essex Way along Long Bank, Ramsey
This is the Essex Way long distance footpath.

 
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