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Bartonhall Grove

Wood, Forest in Essex Rochford

England

Bartonhall Grove

Downtown Paglesham Churchend Churchend is an isolated place consisting of a few larger houses, two rows of cottages and a medieval parish church. The weatherboarded building at the left-hand end of the row is the former 'Punch Bowl' public house which closed in January 2017
Downtown Paglesham Churchend Credit: David Kemp

Bartonhall Grove is a picturesque woodland located in Essex, England. Situated in the heart of the county, this beautiful forested area is a haven for nature enthusiasts and those seeking tranquility amidst stunning natural surroundings.

Covering an extensive area, Bartonhall Grove is home to a diverse range of trees, including oak, beech, and birch. The forest boasts a rich biodiversity, with a multitude of plant and animal species thriving within its boundaries. Visitors can expect to encounter a variety of bird species, such as woodpeckers and owls, as well as small mammals like squirrels and rabbits.

The forest offers a network of well-maintained walking trails, providing the perfect opportunity for visitors to explore its beauty at their own pace. These trails offer breathtaking views of the woodland, with sunlight filtering through the dense canopy and casting an enchanting glow on the forest floor. The peaceful atmosphere and the soothing sounds of nature make it an ideal spot for a leisurely stroll or a peaceful picnic.

Bartonhall Grove is also an important ecological site, with efforts made to preserve and protect its natural heritage. The forest is managed by a dedicated team, who work tirelessly to ensure that the delicate ecosystem remains intact and thriving.

Whether you are a nature lover, a hiker, or simply seeking a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, Bartonhall Grove offers a serene and idyllic escape. With its stunning woodland landscape, diverse wildlife, and well-maintained trails, it is the perfect destination for anyone looking to reconnect with nature in the heart of Essex.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 51.594193/0.76556715 or Grid Reference TQ9191. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Downtown Paglesham Churchend Churchend is an isolated place consisting of a few larger houses, two rows of cottages and a medieval parish church. The weatherboarded building at the left-hand end of the row is the former 'Punch Bowl' public house which closed in January 2017
Downtown Paglesham Churchend
Churchend is an isolated place consisting of a few larger houses, two rows of cottages and a medieval parish church. The weatherboarded building at the left-hand end of the row is the former 'Punch Bowl' public house which closed in January 2017
Interior of St Peter, Paglesham looking east The church was largely rebuilt in the C15 with a porch and vestry added in the C19.
Interior of St Peter, Paglesham looking east
The church was largely rebuilt in the C15 with a porch and vestry added in the C19.
Interior of St Peter, Paglesham looking west The church was largely rebuilt in the C15 with a porch and vestry added in the C19.
Interior of St Peter, Paglesham looking west
The church was largely rebuilt in the C15 with a porch and vestry added in the C19.
St Peter Paglesham, tower arch Sited rather incongruously at the foot of the tower arch are the former inner great west doors of Westminster Abbey which were moved to Paglesham in 1967.The church was largely rebuilt in the C15 with a porch and vestry added in the C19.
St Peter Paglesham, tower arch
Sited rather incongruously at the foot of the tower arch are the former inner great west doors of Westminster Abbey which were moved to Paglesham in 1967.The church was largely rebuilt in the C15 with a porch and vestry added in the C19.
River Roach, looking downstream from Stannets Creek
River Roach, looking downstream from Stannets Creek
Sundown at Paglesham The Parish of Paglesham includes two hamlets of Eastend and Churchend, which are situated near the River Crouch and Paglesham Creek. It is part of the Roach Valley Conservation Zone. At Eastend are The Plough and Sail Public House. There is an unmade road (Waterside Road) full of large potholes leading to a boatyard on the River Roach. There are small number of houses. At Churchend, St Peters Church and the Punch Bowl Inn can be found. There are a small number of houses and a farm. The two hamlets form one of Essex’s oldest fishing villages and the area was once renowned as a smuggling centre.
Sundown at Paglesham
The Parish of Paglesham includes two hamlets of Eastend and Churchend, which are situated near the River Crouch and Paglesham Creek. It is part of the Roach Valley Conservation Zone. At Eastend are The Plough and Sail Public House. There is an unmade road (Waterside Road) full of large potholes leading to a boatyard on the River Roach. There are small number of houses. At Churchend, St Peters Church and the Punch Bowl Inn can be found. There are a small number of houses and a farm. The two hamlets form one of Essex’s oldest fishing villages and the area was once renowned as a smuggling centre.
Paglesham Churchend The Church at Paglesham Churchend
Paglesham Churchend
The Church at Paglesham Churchend
River Roach This river is short, and in its lower reaches wide and tidal. Taken from Barling Marsh Sluice on the southern bank facing north.
River Roach
This river is short, and in its lower reaches wide and tidal. Taken from Barling Marsh Sluice on the southern bank facing north.
River bank near Barling The River Roach is on the far left and the water at the foot of the sea wall is a drainage channel. Taken near Roper's Farm looking east.
River bank near Barling
The River Roach is on the far left and the water at the foot of the sea wall is a drainage channel. Taken near Roper's Farm looking east.
Entrance to Bartonhall Creek, River Roach Bartonhall Creek, an inlet of the River Roach, can be seen on the opposite side of the river. Taken near Bolt's Farm, Barling on the southern bank looking north.
Entrance to Bartonhall Creek, River Roach
Bartonhall Creek, an inlet of the River Roach, can be seen on the opposite side of the river. Taken near Bolt's Farm, Barling on the southern bank looking north.
Waldens, Great Stambridge The land surrounding the farmhouse is used for stabling and other equestrian activities. Taken from the sea wall looking north.
Waldens, Great Stambridge
The land surrounding the farmhouse is used for stabling and other equestrian activities. Taken from the sea wall looking north.
Barton Hall, Great Stambridge Taken looking north-east across Bartonhall Creek at Barton Hall itself.
Barton Hall, Great Stambridge
Taken looking north-east across Bartonhall Creek at Barton Hall itself.
Farm cottages at Hampton Barns, near Great Stambridge Taken from the Roach Valley Way footpath looking north.
Farm cottages at Hampton Barns, near Great Stambridge
Taken from the Roach Valley Way footpath looking north.
Moats & Springs, near Great Stambridge Moats & Springs, a farmhouse surrounded by prairie-like fields, dates back to 1136 according to a plaque on the wall.
Moats & Springs, near Great Stambridge
Moats & Springs, a farmhouse surrounded by prairie-like fields, dates back to 1136 according to a plaque on the wall.
Sewage tanks near Great Stambridge Taken looking north from a public footpath.
Sewage tanks near Great Stambridge
Taken looking north from a public footpath.
Footpath through Ballards Gore Golf Club Footpath through golf course north towards Canewdon. When I was a lad, this area was an abandoned gravel working with spoil tips, old machinery, rough scrub and flooded pits with tench the size of nuclear submarines. It's gone sadly downhill over the last 40 years.
Footpath through Ballards Gore Golf Club
Footpath through golf course north towards Canewdon. When I was a lad, this area was an abandoned gravel working with spoil tips, old machinery, rough scrub and flooded pits with tench the size of nuclear submarines. It's gone sadly downhill over the last 40 years.
Stile west of Loftmans Farm The footpath runs south from here to West Hall. But it's been over-sown with wheat and wheat's about all there is in this square. The blue thing on top of the stile is a length of plastic water pipe in which the electric fence wire runs, a gesture by a considerate farmer to prevent electrocution of ramblers. Shame about the over-sowing though.
Stile west of Loftmans Farm
The footpath runs south from here to West Hall. But it's been over-sown with wheat and wheat's about all there is in this square. The blue thing on top of the stile is a length of plastic water pipe in which the electric fence wire runs, a gesture by a considerate farmer to prevent electrocution of ramblers. Shame about the over-sowing though.
Flooded marshland, Stannets Creek, Paglesham Marshland such as this has been deliberately flooded to curb erosion elsewhere. Taken from the Roach Valley Way.
Flooded marshland, Stannets Creek, Paglesham
Marshland such as this has been deliberately flooded to curb erosion elsewhere. Taken from the Roach Valley Way.
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Bartonhall Grove is located at Grid Ref: TQ9191 (Lat: 51.594193, Lng: 0.76556715)

Administrative County: Essex

District: Rochford

Police Authority: Essex

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