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Heading away from Harlow towards Hoddestone is a small, old village called Roydon which appears in the Doomsday Book. The River Stort flows through the village. As it was such a nice day today I headed there this lunchtime and made this HDR photograph of the river and narrow boats.
A week or so ago we had snow and today summer arrived! I popped out at lunch time and drove to Roydon to take a stroll along the river Stort. I was surprised to read my car temperature gauge at 17.5°. Walking back to the car later on a was
This is from my first visit to Parndon Mill earlier this month. This is one of the moorings on the River Stort.
As part of my 365 project I visited the River Stort at Parndon Mill again today, but instead of walking towards Parndon Mill I went the opposite way and headed for Burnt Mill where the Train Station is. It was a pleasant enough walk, though not the most attractive as
I was able to get out at lunchtime and visited the River Stort in Harlow again. Instead of heading towards Parndon Mill as I did last week I headed in the opposite direction towards Burnt Mill – where Harlow Train Station is now. The closer you get to the train
Following on from yesterday’s post, here’s a shot of the lock at Parndon Mill on the River Stort.
Just down the road from where I work in Harlow is Parndon Mill on the River Stort. I took advantage of a break in the weather during lunchtime and got down there for 45 minutes. Here’s one of the pictures:
Having had a few days of dreadful weather, today was beautiful sunshine all day. My plan was to pop out from work at lunchtime and go down to the River Stort to take some pictures…work had other plans for me though. So, back home I had a couple of ideas
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