A walk along the River Roach in Essex, from Rochford railway station and Stambridge Mills to the remote Barling Ness, then back by a different route.
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A circular walk in the Medway Marshes, from the Sheppey Crossing to the wrecks at Bedlams Bottom, then back to the Swale.
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Walking the River Roding, from Redbridge to the Barking Creek Barrier & the Thames
by Ian TokeloveExploring the River Roding, from Redbridge to the Barking Creek Barrier & the Thames. At Ilford & Barking, a hidden path follows the river
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Walking the River Ebbsfleet, from Northfleet Harbour to its Springhead source
by Ian TokeloveExploring the River Ebbsfleet and Northfleet Harbour, a former Thames tributary with a rich Roman past. Now walled off from the Thames and partially lost underground, in places the river is lush and wild.
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This short walk takes us from Allhallows and the remote London Stone to the Grain Tower and the Medway Estuary.
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A winter walk along the River Crouch, part of Essex’s Saltmarsh Coast Path. Lots of wildlife with a warm, welcoming pub at the end.
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MOD Shoeburyness is a military testing base on the Thames Estuary. When the red flags aren’t flying, public access is allowed along the footpaths.
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Once busy with barges, Milton Creek is now a forgotten backwater, a saltmarsh landscape with great views and an industrial backdrop.
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The Broomway is an ancient bridleway at Foulness in Essex, an offshore path which is swallowed each day by Thames Estuary tides.
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The Mardyke is a small tributary of the Thames, draining the lowlands of southern Brentwood & Thurrock before joining the river at Purfleet.