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Sea wall path at Ramsey Island |
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Behind the Sea Wall, Ramsey Island
by Paul Franks
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Stone Sailing Club
by John Myers
Yachts laid up for winter
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Ramsea Island Homes
by Glyn Baker
The sea wall and some rather desirable homes on Ramsea Island on the River Blackwater.
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Ramsey Island Foreshore
by Roger Jones
The England Coast Path runs on top of the sea wall along the River Blackwater.
See also a similar photo taken 12 years earlier: TL9406 : Ramsey Island Beach
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Sailing barge in the Blackwater estuary: 'Mirosa'
Seen from Ramsey Island while competing in the 2016 Blackwater Barge Match. If the image gives little impression of motion, that will be because conditions were all but windless. At times I suspected barges were drifting upstream on the... (more)
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Ramsey Island Beach
by Roger Jones
The "Lucky Star" rests on the beach at Ramsey Island, with the Blackwater Estuary to the left.
See also a similar photo taken 12 years later: TL9406 : Ramsey Island Foreshore
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Coastal bungalows at Ramsey Island
by Oliver Dixon
Seen from the Blackwater estuary.
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Foreshore at Ramsey Island
by Paul Franks
In the distance is Bradwell Power Station, now decommissioned.
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Sailing-barges becalmed on the Blackwater
Photo taken on the day of the 2016 Blackwater barge and Smack Match.
The day was muggy and windless. A couple of hours earlier - and a mile or so inland - the air was soupy with pollen: Link Here,... (more)
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Dinghy park at Ramsey Island
by Oliver Dixon
Seen from the Blackwater estuary.
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'Marigold' MN119, competing in the 2016 Blackwater Barge Match and Smack Race
'Marigold' heads upstream towards Osea Island, in conditions of very light winds.
Technically, Marigold is said to be bawley-rigged rather than smack-rigged, because (as can be seen from the picture) her mainsail is rigged... (more)
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