Ruth Livingstone
My book: Walking the English Coast
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Winfield’s Award
Killer Cows: Killer Cows
Sarah’s Story: tossed into the air by a cow
Suddenly, the cow put its head down and ran at me.
A Mother’s Story: son attacked by a cow
A cow charged straight at my ten-year-old son.
Jay’s Story: a geocaching adventure spoiled
“Caution. Bull called Henry.”
Tag Archives: Dengie
25. Tillingham Marshes to Burnham on Crouch
The Dengie peninsula is flat, marshy and has a coastal walk 17 miles in length. I suffer my first serious bout of boredom …. then I see a mirage, a strangely decorated gate and discover an enormous mushroom. Continue reading
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Tagged Blackwater, britain, british, coast, coastal, Dengie, england, Essex, Essex Coast, marsh, mirage, mushrooms, photography, pill box, public right of way, River Crouch, Tillingham, UK, walk, walker, walking
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24. Bradwell to Tillingham Marshes
Around the Dengie Peninsula, there is a coastal path stretching from Bradwell Power Station to Burnham on Crouch; seventeen miles of coastal footpath, with no villages, no towns and no marinas; along which the only building of any significance is St Peter’s Chapel. A powerful atmosphere fills the place ….
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Tagged beach, Bradwell, coast, Dengie, Essex, Essex Coast, foot path, footpath, GB, hiking, path, photography, power station, St Peter's Chapel, UK, walker, walking
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