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Essex Way

One of the first county long distance footpath devised, tracing its history back to 1971.
It was also the first to make an appearance within the county borders of Essex.
The 81 mile trail starts outside the underground station in Epping, passing through Chipping Ongar, Pleshey, White Notley, Coggeshall, Great Horkesley, Dedham and Manningtree to the High Lighthouse in Harwich. It runs through the entire county in a rough south west to north east line.

by Chris Heaton

Created: Wed, 3 Jul 2019, Updated: Sun, 18 Oct 2020

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TM1631 : Twilight over the Stour Estuary by Chris Heaton

TL7515 : Beside Sandy Wood by Chris Heaton

TL5002 : Essex Way heading East towards Toot Hill (3) by Chris Heaton

TL9126 : Muddy Track heading towards Ashington Grove by Chris Heaton

TL8824 : Essex Way between East Gores and Great Tey by Chris Heaton

TL9126 : Mill Race Pillbox, Aldham by Chris Heaton

TL7116 : St. John the Evangelist Church, Little Leighs by Chris Heaton

TL9627 : West Bergholt Allotments by Chris Heaton

TL5605 : Essex Way following the River Roding Upstream by Chris Heaton

TM0033 : Entrance to Rivers Hall by Chris Heaton

TL8522 : Chapel of St. Nicholas, Coggeshall by Chris Heaton

TM1330 : Essex Way leaving Mill Lane, Bradfield by Chris Heaton

TM2328 : The Essex Way along Long Bank, Ramsey by Roger Jones

TM2430 : Hemmed in by Beach Huts, Dovercourt by Chris Heaton

TL6212 : Mill Road, Good Easter by Chris Heaton

TL9427 : Essex Way West of Cook's Hall by Chris Heaton

TL6415 : Essex Way East of Stagden Cross by Chris Heaton

TM0931 : Essex Way in Lawford by Chris Heaton

TL8523 : Looking towards Tey Road from the Essex Way by Chris Heaton

TL8321 : Access Track leading away from Curd Hall Farm by Chris Heaton

TM0333 : Driveway leading away from Langham Hall by Chris Heaton

TM2031 : Field beside Wrabness Road by Chris Heaton

TL7216 : Essex Way following the River Ter near Great Leighs by Chris Heaton

... and 243 more images.

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