Wimbish

Settlement in Essex Uttlesford

England

Wimbish

Thatched Cottages, Radwinter With signature hare finials — Thatched Cottages, Radwinter Credit: Chris Morgan

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Wimbish Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.006136/0.32058998 or Grid Reference TL5936. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Thatched Cottages, Radwinter

With signature hare finials

Chris Morgan

St Mary's church, Radwinter

Chris Morgan

Old Post Office, Radwinter

Also the Village Hall

Chris Morgan

Radwinter post office

This typical Essex building also houses the village hall. The school can be seen in the background, on the right.

David Gruar

St Mary's church, Radwinter

View of the south side showing the fine half-timbered porch.

David Gruar

Farm track near Radwinter

The track comes from Hill Farm, on the B1053 at TL617371, giving access to several fields. Not marked on the 1940s map.

David Gruar

Houses in Wimbish Green

This part of the hamlet is called Upper Green, as opposed to Lower Green which is by a stream to the south.

David Gruar

Bridge over the River Pant near Radwinter

In this dry, chalky landscape every little trickle seems to be called a river. The bridge, which carries a public footpath and gives access between two fields, is a rather nice brick arch construction.

David Gruar

The Plough Inn, Radwinter

Strategically situated on the crossroads at the edge of the village, this pub serves a wide area of scattered farms and hamlets.

David Gruar

Radwinter Churchyard

Stephen Nunney

St Mary the Virgin Radwinter Essex - East end

John Salmon

S Mary the Virgin Radwinter Essex - Chancel

John Salmon

St Mary the Virgin, Radwinter, Essex

John Salmon

St Mary the Virgin, Radwinter, Essex - Porch

John Salmon

A ford in Water Lane

Robert Edwards

Upper Green, near Tye Green

There are two places called Upper Green marked on the 1:25,000 map within 500 metres of each other. One relates to Wimbish Green and is in TL6035; this one, I presume, belongs to Tye Green to the west. Photo taken at the point where the public footpath leaves the road to the north.

David Gruar

Wheat and oilseed rape, near Wimbish

In the foreground, a large field of unripened wheat; in the background the rape is just coming into flower. The River Pant flows in the valley in between.

David Gruar