Castle Point; what a wonderful place to live!

Castle Point; what a wonderful place to live!

With more and more people moving out of London and into this part of Essex we make a special effort to photograph the daily routine of life to provide an insight into why living in our tiny Borough is so perfect. We have been out and about this week armed with our trusty camera, here are the results.


A fitting scene for a John Constable painting at the Salvation Army Farmland in Hadleigh where hay bales dominate the sky line, the gentle breeze rustles through the grasslands at Thundersley Common and all the fun of the fair as hundreds of families congregate at Canvey Beach to enjoy the summer holidays. Castle Point, what a wonderful place to live!




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