Brickklin Grove

Wood, Forest in Essex Tendring

England

Brickklin Grove

View across the Stour estuary from The Walls at dusk Looking north-northwest.
View across the Stour estuary from The Walls at dusk Credit: Robert Lamb

Brickklin Grove is a quaint and picturesque village located in Essex, England. Nestled within a dense woodland, it is part of the larger Wood Forest region, known for its lush greenery and natural beauty. The village sits on the banks of the River Brickklin, which adds to its charm and provides residents with a tranquil setting.

With a population of around 500 residents, Brickklin Grove maintains a close-knit community feel. The village is characterized by its traditional brick cottages and historic buildings, showcasing the area's rich heritage. The architecture reflects a blend of Tudor and Georgian influences, creating a visually pleasing atmosphere.

Residents of Brickklin Grove benefit from a range of amenities, including a local pub, village hall, and a small convenience store. The village is also home to a primary school, providing education for local children.

Nature enthusiasts are spoiled for choice in Brickklin Grove, with an abundance of walking trails and cycling routes crisscrossing the surrounding woodlands. The Wood Forest itself offers a haven for wildlife, with numerous species of birds and mammals calling this area home.

For those seeking a peaceful and idyllic rural lifestyle, Brickklin Grove provides a perfect retreat. Its proximity to larger towns such as Chelmsford and Brentwood ensures access to more extensive amenities and transport links, making it an appealing choice for both families and retirees alike.

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Brickklin Grove Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.930366/1.0713107 or Grid Reference TM1130. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

View across the Stour estuary from The Walls at dusk Looking north-northwest.
View across the Stour estuary from The Walls at dusk
Looking north-northwest.
View across the River Stour estuary from The Walls Looking north-northwest.
View across the River Stour estuary from The Walls
Looking north-northwest.
View of St. Mary & St. Michael's Church in Mistley from The Walls Looking south-southeast.
View of St. Mary & St. Michael's Church in Mistley from The Walls
Looking south-southeast.
View of Mistley Towers from the village square Looking north-northeast.
View of Mistley Towers from the village square
Looking north-northeast.
View of the EDME Malt Extract chimney towering above a house in Mistley from the village square Looking south-southeast.
View of the EDME Malt Extract chimney towering above a house in Mistley from the village square
Looking south-southeast.
View of the fingerpost sign on a bench in the village square Looks like a vehicle has crashed into the traditional fingerpost sign (as well as a nearby lamp post) on Mistley's village square and, rather ingeniously, the sign has been maintained by someone placing it on the nearby bench. Looking south-southwest.
View of the fingerpost sign on a bench in the village square
Looks like a vehicle has crashed into the traditional fingerpost sign (as well as a nearby lamp post) on Mistley's village square and, rather ingeniously, the sign has been maintained by someone placing it on the nearby bench. Looking south-southwest.
Mistley, St Mary & St Michael
Mistley, St Mary & St Michael
Old Milestone, B1352, High Street, Mistley The milestone was originally located on the High Street, Mistley at TM 1181 3178. It was later moved against the wall of a building on Mistley Quay, see <a title="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6045295" href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/6045295">Link</a> , then temporarily put in to store during property development, and has now been re-installed in the Swan Basin, High Street. Parish of Mistley (Tendring District), Carved stone post, originally erected in the 19th century. A replacement for the cast iron post that would later have been fitted to the milestone is located close by, see <a title="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7148738" href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7148738">Link</a>

Inscription reads:-
LXI / Colchester / 10 / Mistley  : : (Harwich / 11)

Milestone Society National ID: EX_COHH61
Old Milestone, B1352, High Street, Mistley
The milestone was originally located on the High Street, Mistley at TM 1181 3178. It was later moved against the wall of a building on Mistley Quay, see Link , then temporarily put in to store during property development, and has now been re-installed in the Swan Basin, High Street. Parish of Mistley (Tendring District), Carved stone post, originally erected in the 19th century. A replacement for the cast iron post that would later have been fitted to the milestone is located close by, see Link Inscription reads:- LXI / Colchester / 10 / Mistley : : (Harwich / 11) Milestone Society National ID: EX_COHH61
Replacement Milestone, B1352, High St, Mistley, Swan Basin This milestone is located in the Swan Basin, against the far wall to the right of the original stone milestone EX_COHH61, <a title="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7148662" href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/7148662">Link</a>. Parish of Mistley (Tendring District). It is a replacement for the original cast iron post, Bendall iron casting design, erected by the Essex Second District turnpike trust in the 19th century. Cast iron posts on this Colchester to Harwich route were made to be bolted on to the original stone milestones.

Inscription reads:-
HARWICH / 11  : : COLCHESTER / 10  : :  MISTLEY / TO / LONDON / 61  :  : BENDALL / IRON AND BRASS / FOUNDERS / PLOUGH AND MACHINE / MAKER / LAWFORD / ESSEX /1834

Milestone Society National ID: EX_COHH61AR
Replacement Milestone, B1352, High St, Mistley, Swan Basin
This milestone is located in the Swan Basin, against the far wall to the right of the original stone milestone EX_COHH61, Link. Parish of Mistley (Tendring District). It is a replacement for the original cast iron post, Bendall iron casting design, erected by the Essex Second District turnpike trust in the 19th century. Cast iron posts on this Colchester to Harwich route were made to be bolted on to the original stone milestones. Inscription reads:- HARWICH / 11 : : COLCHESTER / 10 : : MISTLEY / TO / LONDON / 61 : : BENDALL / IRON AND BRASS / FOUNDERS / PLOUGH AND MACHINE / MAKER / LAWFORD / ESSEX /1834 Milestone Society National ID: EX_COHH61AR
The Walls, Manningtree
The Walls, Manningtree
The Walls, Manningtree
The Walls, Manningtree
Mistley war memorial and Mistley Tower
Mistley war memorial and Mistley Tower
High Street, Manningtree
High Street, Manningtree
Church of St Mary; Mistley; as seen from Stour Estuary
Church of St Mary; Mistley; as seen from Stour Estuary
A Glimpse of the Stour The CCTV cameras of  the Wharf in New Mistley can just be seen at the bottom of the frame. The weather coming from Suffolk looked ominous (and it was).
A Glimpse of the Stour
The CCTV cameras of the Wharf in New Mistley can just be seen at the bottom of the frame. The weather coming from Suffolk looked ominous (and it was).
Allotments in New Mistley A scrap of land between the B1352 and the railway.
Allotments in New Mistley
A scrap of land between the B1352 and the railway.
The Wharf at New Mistley Taken through the locked gates to the wharf
The Wharf at New Mistley
Taken through the locked gates to the wharf
Mistley Station
Mistley Station
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Brickklin Grove is located at Grid Ref: TM1130 (Lat: 51.930366, Lng: 1.0713107)

Administrative County: Essex

District: Tendring

Police Authority: Essex

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