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The Jolly Sailor
I've not been on here for a while. We've been away in warmer climes and, to be honest, the creative juices dried up for a while.
Anyway, hopefully, they have returned.
Recently, we visited Maldon on the Blackwater Estuary, in Essex in UK.It has been a port since Saxon times and is now the home of several Thames barges that ferried goods around the Kent and Essex coasts and into the Port of London via the Thames. The mast of one of these barges can be seen in the background.
The Jolly Sailor is a 17th century century inn on Hythe Quay literally right on the quayside. Unsurprisingly it is renowned for it's fish.
Anyway, hopefully, they have returned.
Recently, we visited Maldon on the Blackwater Estuary, in Essex in UK.It has been a port since Saxon times and is now the home of several Thames barges that ferried goods around the Kent and Essex coasts and into the Port of London via the Thames. The mast of one of these barges can be seen in the background.
The Jolly Sailor is a 17th century century inn on Hythe Quay literally right on the quayside. Unsurprisingly it is renowned for it's fish.
Ecobird, Claudine Gaulier-Denis, Malik Raoulda, Christiane ♥.•*¨`*•✿ and 11 other people have particularly liked this photo
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Excellent capture, well done...
Where are you, Dave ?
Hope that everything is alright with you.
Best wishes.
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