East End Green

Downs, Moorland in Essex Tendring

England

East End Green

Brightlingsea war memorial Credit: Helen Steed

East End Green is a picturesque village located in the county of Essex, England. Situated in the heart of the countryside, it is surrounded by vast expanses of Downs and Moorland, offering residents and visitors alike the opportunity to immerse themselves in the beauty of nature.

The village itself is small and quaint, with a population of around 500 residents. It exudes a sense of tranquility and charm, making it an ideal place for those seeking a peaceful and idyllic lifestyle. The architecture in East End Green is predominantly traditional, with charming cottages and houses that give the village a timeless and homely feel.

The Downs and Moorland that surround the village are a haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. The rolling hills and open spaces provide ample opportunities for hiking, walking, and exploring the natural beauty of the area. Wildflowers dot the landscape, creating a vibrant and colorful scene during the warmer months.

Despite its rural setting, East End Green is well-connected to nearby towns and cities. The village has good road links, with easy access to the A12, which connects to London and other major cities. Additionally, the nearby train stations of Braintree and Witham provide convenient transportation options for those wishing to explore further afield.

In terms of amenities, East End Green boasts a community hall, a village green, and a local pub, where residents can socialize and enjoy a friendly atmosphere. The village also benefits from a primary school, ensuring that families have access to quality education for their children.

Overall, East End Green offers a serene and picturesque setting, with its Downs and Moorland providing a stunning backdrop to village life. With its close-knit community and natural beauty, it is a truly special place to call home.

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East End Green Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.810906/1.0409915 or Grid Reference TM0916. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Brightlingsea war memorial

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Brightlingsea High Street

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The former Royal Hotel on Francis Street

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Western promenade, Brightlingsea

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Muddy path to Brightlingsea

A path leading from Brightlingsea Creek to the town.

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Flowers and Victoria Place

Looking towards the King's Head undergoing repairs

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Ordinary Bicycle and Electric Bike

An artistic bicycle rack masquerading as a penny farthing. In the background is TM0816 : Field Poppies and War memorial.

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Field Poppies and War memorial

In the memorial garden there is a marker recognising the ANZACS who were stationed in Brightlingsea 1916-18. It appears the current management scheme is to keep the grass well cropped on the west side and more wild on the east.

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Dead End Path

Judging by the well worn trail most people seem to think the path runs along the sea wall to the left. However the right of way follows the right hand side of the "fleet" that is in front of the camera unless you intend to get very muddy see TM0916 : End of the Path

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End of the Path

The public right of way passes through the abandoned oyster beds to the right of the channel.

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Saltmarsh Panorama

Brightlingsea footpath 25 runs along the sea wall to the right.

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A Brightlingsea Byway

This is Brightlingsea Byway 13.

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Moorings in Brightlingsea Creek

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Landing Stage for Point Clear and East Mersea

During the summer months there is a regular ferry service from here to Mersea via Point Clear.

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Brightlingsea Lido

First opened in 1932 like most open air pools it fell out of favour and was due to be closed. However a group of locals banded together and the facility was relaunched in 2018. See Link

for more info.