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Essex Coast Logs Dovercourt to Brightlingsea Essex Coast logs Dovercourt to Brightlingsea 23 February 2008 grid ref day trail time elapsed Dovercourt TM 249303 0.0 0.0 12:14 0.00 Leave Essex Way TM 235287 1.5 1.5 Little Oakley TM 217290 4.6 4.6 13:30 1.16 Cherry Tree PH 15:04 Great Oakley TM 195274 6.4 6.4 15:37 1.49 Beaumont Quay TM 188240 8.9 8.9 16:23 2.35 22 November 2008 grid ref day trail time elapsed Beaumont Quay TM 188240 0.0 8.9 11:20 0.00 Lane end TM 218239 2.5 11.4 12:10 0.50 Kirby-le-Soken TM 225219 4.6 13.5 12:46 1.26 Walton-on-the-Naze TM 253217 6.4 15.3 13:20 2.00 Queen's Head PH 14:28 The Naze TM 265235 10.2 19.1 15:46 3.18 15:51 Walton pier TM 254215 11.6 20.5 16:18 3.45 7 February 2009 grid ref day trail time elapsed Walton pier TM 254215 0.0 20.5 11:49 0.00 Frinton-on-Sea TM 235189 2.1 22.6 12:27 0.38 Holland-on-Sea TM 209165 4.3 24.8 13:01 1.12 13:05 Clacton-on-Sea TM 176145 6.7 27.2 13:52 1.59 Moon & Starfish PH 15:11 Jaywick Sands TM 148129 8.8 29.3 15:48 2.36 15:54 Lee-over-Sands TM 108124 11.3 31.8 16:41 3.23 Lee Wick works TM 105133 12.4 32.9 17:03 3.45 7 March 2009 grid ref day trail time elapsed Lee Wick works TM 105133 0.0 32.9 11:20 0.00 Point Clear TM 083156 3.1 36.0 12:17 0.57 St Osyth TM 116155 5.6 38.5 13:03 1.43 White Hart PH 14:25 Hollybush Hill (Flag Inn) TM 117180 8.4 41.3 15:31 2.49 Brightlingsea TM 086168 12.0 44.9 16:21 3.39 Essex Coast logs Brightlingsea to Tollesbury, and Mersea Island 24 October 2009 grid ref day trail time elapsed Brightlingsea TM 086168 0.0 44.9 10:30 0.00 The Ford (south) TM 063194 3.4 48.3 11:28 0.58 11:36 Thorrington Mill TM 082194 5.6 50.5 12:13 1.35 The Ford (north) TM 063197 7.1 52.0 12:43 2.05 Wivenhoe TM 038125 9.2 54.1 13:22 2.44 Rose & Crown PH 14:55 The Hythe TM 016242 11.9 56.8 15:43 3.32 Colchester (Greenstead Rd) TM 015250 12.5 15:53 3.42 24 October 2009 grid ref day trail time elapsed The Hythe TM 016242 0.0 56.8 10:23 0.00 Rowhedge TM 031216 2.1 58.9 11:01 0.38 Fingringhoe TM 029203 3.4 60.2 11:26 1.03 Langenhoe TM 012174 6.0 62.8 12:26 2.03 Peldon TL 990163 8.1 64.9 13:06 2.43 Plough PH 56.8 13:47 Great Wigborough TL 968156 9.8 66.6 14:20 3.16 Salcott-cum-Virley TL 951135 12.4 69.2 15:10 4.06 Delay at 022189 to find safe route by firing range: stayed inside wood and N of hedgerow to 019188 27 February 2010 grid ref day trail time elapsed The Strood TM 016147 0.0 n/a 10:47 0.00 Pyefleet Quay TM 062158 4.0 12:07 1.20 Cudmore Grove TM 065143 5.4 12:35 1.48 12:40 East Mersea TM 055145 6.3 12:50 1.58 Dog & Partridge PH 14:17 Path to vineyard TM 039130 8.0 West Mersea TM 007124 10.2 15:33 3.14 15:43 The Strood TM 016147 12.6 16:33 4.04 15 May 2011 grid ref day trail time elapsed Salcott-cum-Virley TL 951135 0 71.1 10.45 0.00 Quarters Spit TL 995115 3.6 74.7 11.55 1.10 Old Hall Farm TL 958122 6.5 77.6 12.55 2.10 Tollesbury TL 956104 7.9 79.0 13.20 2.35 Kings Head PH 14.33 Tollesbury Wick TL 966106 8.6 79.7 14.47 2.49 Tollesbury Pier TL 972089 11.7 82.8 15.44 3.46 15.48 Thistly Hard TL 957083 13.5 84.6 16.23 4.21 Tollesbury TL 956104 14.9 16.43 4.41 Essex Coast logs Tollesbury to St Peter's Chapel 3 July 2010 grid ref day trail time elapsed Bohuns Hall TL 956100 0.0 11.03 0.00 Thistly Hard TL 957083 1.2 84.6 11.21 1.10 Felsted bench TL 929087 3.3 86.7 11.56 2.10 12.01 Goldhanger Quay TL 907085 5.7 89.1 12.48 Goldhanger TL 904088 6.0 12.54 2.35 Chequers PH 14.17 Goldhanger Quay TL 907085 6.4 89.1 14.23 2.49 Decoy Point TL 891070 8.5 91.2 15.00 3.46 15.06 Heybridge Basin TL 872068 10.5 93.2 15.46 4.21 15.56 Maldon Hythe TL 857067 13.5 96.3 16.50 4.41 16 October 2010 grid ref day trail time elapsed Maldon Hythe TL 857067 0.0 96.3 11.03 0.00 Northey Causeway TL 868056 1.1 97.4 11.29 0.26 Mundon Stone Point TL 909046 4.5 100.8 12.34 1.31 Maylandsea TL 905023 7.7 103.8 13.36 2.33 Hardy's PH 15.08 Mayland Creek TL 921020 10.7 106.6 16.07 3.32 Steeple Creek TL 933043 13.7 109.5 17.04 4.29 Steeple TL 934029 14.7 17.24 4.49 Distance on direct line at 903024, 0.2 miles from pub 19 February 2011 grid ref day trail time elapsed Steeple TL 934029 0.0 10.42 0 Steeple Creek TL 933043 1.1 109.5 11.02 0.2 Ramsey Island TL 951061 3.8 112.2 11.5 1.08 11.55 Bradwell Waterside TL 995078 8.3 116.6 13.26 2.39 Green Man PH 15.12 St Peter's Chapel TL 31081 11.8 120.0 16.15 3.42 16.15 Eastlands car park TM 024708 12.2 16.25 3.52 Distance on direct line at 994078, 0.1 miles from pub Essex Coast logs St Peter's Chapel to Battlesbridge 19 March 2011 grid ref day trail time elapsed Eastlands car park TM 024708 0.0 10.57 0.00 St Peter's Chapel TM 031081 0.5 120.0 11.07 0.10 Leave St Peter's Way TM 030053 2.5 122.5 11.45 0.48 Howe outfall TM 027026 4.7 124.2 12.27 1.30 12.38 Bridgewick outfall TM 030004 6.1 125.6 13.05 1.57 Holiwell Point TR 026963 8.9 128.4 13.57 2.49 14.45 Path junction TQ 979952 12.0 131.5 15.43 3.47 Burnham-on-Crouch TQ 950955 14.0 133.5 16.19 4.23 21 May 2011 grid ref day trail time elapsed Burnham-on-Crouch sta TQ 947965 0.0 10.02 0.00 Burnham-on-Crouch TQ 950955 0.7 133.5 10.13 0.11 10.22 Creeksea TQ 931957 2.3 135.1 10.57 0.46 Althorne TQ 905974 4.6 137.4 11.40 1.29 11.50 Enter Blue Ho Fm SSSI TQ 876970 6.8 139.6 12.32 2.11 North Fambridge TQ 852968 8.8 141.6 13.10 2.49 Ferry Boat Inn 14.38 Great Hayes TQ 833983 11.2 144.0 15.20 3.31 S Woodham Ferrers TQ 818969 14.0 146.8 16.17 4.28 16.56 S Woodham Ferrers sta TQ 803977 15.3 17.23 4.55 3 September 2011 grid ref day trail time elapsed S Woodham Ferrers TQ 817972 0.0 146.8 12.04 0.00 Marsh Farm slipway TQ 809957 3.0 149.6 13.05 1.01 13.30 Tabrum's Lane TQ 792969 6.0 152.6 14.20 1.51 Battlesbridge TQ 779946 8.7 155.3 15.20 2.51 Started from Compass Gardens car park, 0.2m from rejoined route at 818968 Essex Coast logs Battlesbridge to Rochford 8 July 2013 grid ref day trail time elapsed Battlesbridge station TQ 776949 0.0 10.30 0.00 Battlesbridge TQ 779946 0.3 155.3 10.36 0.06 Hullbridge TQ 809955 2.9 157.9 11.21 0.51 11.28 The Dome TQ 836944 7.8 160.8 12.54 2.17 South Fambridge TQ 852961 10.0 163.0 13.32 2.55 13.56 Upper Raypitts Farm TQ 896959 13.0 166.0 14.47 3.46 Lion Wharf TQ 923947 16.0 169.0 15.44 4.43 15.49 Loftmans Corner TQ 913940 16.9 16.05 4.59 Sea wall breach at 833956 forced return to 819957 15 July 2013 grid ref day trail time elapsed Loftmans Corner TQ 913940 0.0 11.06 0.00 Lion Wharf TQ 923947 0.9 169.0 11.20 0.14 Paglesham Eastend TQ 947921 4.7 172.8 12.37 1.31 12.53 Barton Hall TQ 912913 7.7 175.8 13.52 2.30 Waldens TQ 906905 9.3 177.4 14.21 2.59 14.38 Sutton Bridge TQ 881896 11.4 179.5 15.19 3.40 Rochford station TQ 873904 12.4 15.36 3.57 1 April 2014 grid ref day trail time elapsed Rochford station TQ 873904 0.0 11.08 0.00 Sutton Bridge TQ 881896 1.0 179.5 11.28 0.20 Join sea wall TQ 981904 4.3 182.8 12.26 1.18 12.30 Barling Ness TQ 944911 6.2 184.7 13.03 1.51 13.17 Barling TQ 931889 8.5 187.0 13.59 2.33 Swing bridge TQ 953894 12.0 190.5 15.09 3.43 Oxenham Farm TQ 961882 13.5 192.0 15.37 4.11 TQ 959875 15.42 Landwick cottages TQ 873904 14.1 15.52 4.21.
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