3 km from Steeple, Essex, England
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Mundon Stone Point
by David Kemp
The water in the centre of the picture is Lawling Creek and the spit of land projecting into it is Mundon Stone Point. Taken from the northern end of Mayland Creek whose waters can just be made out in the bottom left of the picture.
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Slipway near Steeple Bay Holiday Park
by Roger Jones
Slipway into Mayland Creek
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Steeple Bay
by Lee Holmes
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Mundon Stone Point
A long spit whose spine has a lot of shells in its composition. There is a marked difference in the vegetation between that on the left of the crest and that on the right.
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Shrubby Sea Blite, Mundon Stone Point
This is the shrub looking like heather in the foreground. In Britain it is largely confined to south-eastern coasts, where it only grows in habitats such as this - the slightly higher parts of shingle spits and the like. This view is of the... (more)
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View from Mundon Stone Point
Actually taken from the spit leading to the point, looking across Lawling Creek towards the entrance of Mayland Creek. Part of Steeple Bay Holiday Park can be seen on the left.
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Mundon Stone Point
Looking along the spit towards the point, which is marked by the pole which may just be made out against the sky in the centre ahead.
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Canney Farm Sluice #1
by Glyn Baker
The environment agency's map reading is a bit out here by about 230m. Their GR puts the sluice in the next grid square see
TL9104 : Canney Farm Sluice #1 G.R Sign and TL9204 : Sluice What Sluice?
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Canney Farm Sluice #1 G.R Sign
by Glyn Baker
It is about time the Environment Agency invested in a GPS or two! The GR given is about 230m away
see TL9204 : Sluice What Sluice?
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