Tucked away on the southern bank of the wide expanse of the Stour estuary, Wrabness is a place that you'll love if you like hiking, biking, fishing and stuff like messing about on the river. If you want "entertainment", you'll hate it, because "there's nuffink to do". I love it.
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| Wood anemones in Wrabness wood in April |
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| An amazing sight, made more so because it lasts only briefly |
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| Brits on the beach |
It's a place that's nicely unspoilt. If you're on the beach and you want an ice cream, you've got a mile walk to the village shop. Oh, and when you get there it'll be shut.
At the bottom of Shore Farm lane there's a, I was going to say, "caravan park", but that really mis describes it. It's a green with a handful of old mobile homes, most of which have seen better days. No "facilities" as such. Just a lovely peaceful place to have a barby, laze about and it's just a stone's throw from the beach. That'll do for me.
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| I love this photo |
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| June...it doesn't get better than that |
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| Looking towards Manningtree at sunset in August |
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"Late after Lammas and summer in trouble"
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