Great Wakering Stairs at Patricia Witcher blog

Great Wakering Stairs. The broomway, named as such for the ancient legend of the path being set out with upside down brooms in the mud, connects the island of foulness with the southend. Easy in terms of incline but long. The road to wakering stairs is barred and guarded by qinetiq’s entry control point, where i’ve had mixed experiences. This pretty essex village has some nice country trails, local waterside footpaths and a noteworthy norman church to visit. On this occasion, my request for access was simply met with a. Beautiful coastal walk and through the famous great wakering stairs. We walked the broomway with a local guide, tom bennett, who had arranged to meet us at wakering stairs, where the path heads out into the estuary. Around the 4 km (2.5 miles) mark, you'll reach the wakering stairs, a set of wooden steps that lead down to the coastal path. The footpath heads east along the seawall and soon reaches wakering stairs, where the infamous broomway. This beautiful route takes you from the outskirts of great wakering, across the marshlands to the coast, where you will be offered wonderful sea views, then back inland to the trailhead. Marshland and the river, very pleasant and stunning.

The broomway, named as such for the ancient legend of the path being set out with upside down brooms in the mud, connects the island of foulness with the southend. The footpath heads east along the seawall and soon reaches wakering stairs, where the infamous broomway. Beautiful coastal walk and through the famous great wakering stairs. We walked the broomway with a local guide, tom bennett, who had arranged to meet us at wakering stairs, where the path heads out into the estuary. On this occasion, my request for access was simply met with a. This beautiful route takes you from the outskirts of great wakering, across the marshlands to the coast, where you will be offered wonderful sea views, then back inland to the trailhead. This pretty essex village has some nice country trails, local waterside footpaths and a noteworthy norman church to visit. Marshland and the river, very pleasant and stunning. The road to wakering stairs is barred and guarded by qinetiq’s entry control point, where i’ve had mixed experiences. Easy in terms of incline but long.

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Great Wakering Stairs This beautiful route takes you from the outskirts of great wakering, across the marshlands to the coast, where you will be offered wonderful sea views, then back inland to the trailhead. This beautiful route takes you from the outskirts of great wakering, across the marshlands to the coast, where you will be offered wonderful sea views, then back inland to the trailhead. On this occasion, my request for access was simply met with a. Around the 4 km (2.5 miles) mark, you'll reach the wakering stairs, a set of wooden steps that lead down to the coastal path. This pretty essex village has some nice country trails, local waterside footpaths and a noteworthy norman church to visit. We walked the broomway with a local guide, tom bennett, who had arranged to meet us at wakering stairs, where the path heads out into the estuary. The broomway, named as such for the ancient legend of the path being set out with upside down brooms in the mud, connects the island of foulness with the southend. Easy in terms of incline but long. Marshland and the river, very pleasant and stunning. The footpath heads east along the seawall and soon reaches wakering stairs, where the infamous broomway. The road to wakering stairs is barred and guarded by qinetiq’s entry control point, where i’ve had mixed experiences. Beautiful coastal walk and through the famous great wakering stairs.