Frogmore End

Settlement in Hertfordshire Dacorum

England

Frogmore End

Apsley Marina The old John Dickinson Paper Mills along the Grand Union were demolished in 2002 and replaced by canalside apartments and a marina for narrow boats. — Apsley Marina Credit: Christine Lloyd-Staples

Frogmore End is a small village located in the county of Hertfordshire, England. Situated approximately 3 miles east of Watford, it is nestled in the Chiltern Hills, providing residents and visitors with picturesque views of the surrounding countryside.

The village dates back to medieval times and is steeped in history. Its name is derived from the Old English words "frogga" and "mōr," meaning "frog marsh." This suggests that the area was once a wetland habitat for frogs, which is supported by the presence of several ponds and streams in the vicinity.

Although Frogmore End is primarily a residential area, it is known for its charming village atmosphere and tight-knit community. The village is home to a handful of traditional cottages and farmhouses, showcasing the architectural heritage of the region. The surrounding countryside offers ample opportunities for outdoor pursuits such as hiking, cycling, and horse riding.

Despite its rural setting, Frogmore End benefits from its proximity to major towns and cities. Watford provides residents with access to shopping centers, leisure facilities, and a range of amenities. The village is also well-connected in terms of transportation, with several major roads and motorways nearby.

For those seeking a peaceful and idyllic lifestyle in a rural setting, Frogmore End offers a perfect retreat. With its historical charm, natural beauty, and convenient location, the village attracts individuals and families looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life while still enjoying easy access to urban amenities.

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Frogmore End Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 51.739158/-0.46927051 or Grid Reference TL0505. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Apsley Marina

The old John Dickinson Paper Mills along the Grand Union were demolished in 2002 and replaced by canalside apartments and a marina for narrow boats.

Christine Lloyd-Staples

House overlooking common

This house faces directly on to the Sheethanger Common.

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The Roundabout called " Magic", Hemel Hempstead

Since drivers can go in either direction around the roundabout it can be a nightmare for strangers. The minis help to make it understandable.

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Boxmoor golf course

Viewpoint from the highest part of the golf course.

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Railway Station at Boxmoor for Hemel Hempstead

Rather a brash announcement

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Fishery Inn Boxmoor

This pub stands alongside the Grand Union Canal

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The Harvester Inn, Boxmoor, Hemel Hempstead

This pub is immediately adjacent to the station forecourt

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Pedestrian footbridge at Apsley

This is a very pleasing design for a crossing over the canal

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Housing development and Canal and footbridge at Kings Langley

This photograph covers quite a lot of ground in one

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Houses Hanover Green off Puller Road, Hemel Hempstead

A new development of flats perhaps?

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Green space in Boxmoor, Hemel Hempstead

This open space reaches down to the canal and river.

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Travelodge Hotel in Hemel Hempstead

A useful place to know about if you live away from Hemel.

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Entertainment centre Bennetts End Hemel Hempstead

The tubes tell me there is a swimming pool somewhere in that chunk of buildings

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Hemel Hempstead: Long Deans Nature Reserve

Long Deans Nature Reserve comprises this valley and the woodland to the right, and is managed by the Herts & Middlesex Wildlife Trust. Viewed looking north eastwards up the valley with Bunker's Lane to the left.

Nigel Cox