The road to East Ware Farm
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The road to East Ware Farm
Image: © Stefan Czapski Taken: 11 Jun 2016
Go any further east and you're in the North Sea. I think the picture makes the useful point that though the Dengie peninsula is low-lying, it isn't flat - unlike the North Kent marshes on the other side of the Thames estuary (or for that matter, the marshes around the Wash). East Ware Farm itself stands on a low ridge, at a height of 10m. Notice the inquisitive cock pheasant. I don't think he'd seen a human-being before . . .
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Image Location
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51.679936
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0.903817