@leodhas Indeed. (It's a geeky point, but the cheese they list, Baron Bigod, isn't local — it's from Bungay in Suffolk. It's delicious, but the much more local option is one of Mrs Temple's cheeses, from Wighton near Walsingham.)
@oldmapman Good luck for the future Ken. Last December we wandered along the seafront in Burnham and wondered which boat was yours. I was going to do a map walk or 2 when I retired but sadly you beat me to it. We do walk the coast a bit in the summer maybe see you then.
@RoibeardOMordha@FlashForFreedom He's certainly better dressed than any of the electricians I see round here. A positive point. Bonus for use of the word "Flex" by the way.
@psychojography 40+ years ago I remember that when it was dry and full of 'stuff'. More worrying were the piles of blue gasworks waste that was dumped around there where nothing would grow. When i last went down there it was fenced off. It looks great now.
@greateranglia Thanks Shane. That surprises me after the 4 then 2 then 3 platform decisions and would avoid the turnround at chm on the 'wrong' platform in the mornings whilst still giving them a pretty empty train in the mornings. The station looks very impressive Thanks again.
@greateranglia Thanks for the reply but that's a disappointment especially mid week as now I avoid travel then and as I get daily tickets lost revenue.
@cwo1983 It is. The big moon conspiracy would like you to believe that tides are because of something smaller than your thumbnail when you hold it up in the sky but what you have in the picture are the generators that create tides. No wonder electric bills are so high driving that....
@EssexHundred@oldmapman thought you'd find this interesting as you are now local. @EssexHundred are worth following and have some interesting publications.