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I enjoy photography as a serious hobby and have been able to visit many places around the world. At the moment I am concentrating on local sights, a subject easily neglected.
Your photos have provided me with a wonderful walk down memory lane! I worked in the infirmary for years, and I often walked in the valley gardens with my first boyfriend!
Cheers,
Typical Village cricket club. The green and clubhouse were the result of the work of Copford Cricket Club members who began to play cricket here in 1974.
This church dates from about 1130 and was built using large amounts of Roman and Medieval brick. Most of the south wall, seen here, dates from the 14th century.
I enjoy photography as a serious hobby and have been able to visit many places around the world. At the moment I am concentrating on local sights, a subject easily neglected.
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I have to say a big thank you, you've captured one of the towns best loved and now very missed characters. It's great to come across him here :)
Your photos have provided me with a wonderful walk down memory lane! I worked in the infirmary for years, and I often walked in the valley gardens with my first boyfriend! Cheers,
Paula
A very familiar sight to me, I worked here for many years! Greetings to you,
Paula
A granary in the village of Copford Green.
The granary
A lovely thatched roof on a timber framed cottage
This avenue of lime trees leads to Copford Green Church. (Planted to commemorate the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II?)
Typical Village cricket club. The green and clubhouse were the result of the work of Copford Cricket Club members who began to play cricket here in 1974.
This church dates from about 1130 and was built using large amounts of Roman and Medieval brick. Most of the south wall, seen here, dates from the 14th century.
Looking along the very attractive High Street.