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Historic Towns & Picturesque Villages

The Dunking Pond
© lurkalot (view gallery)
Matthew Hopkins, the notorious Witchfinder General of the 17th century, used this pond for dunking the witches.

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S Bend
© lurkalot (view gallery)
Geese and Swans down at the River Stour, Mistley.

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Feeding Time
© lurkalot (view gallery)
Man feeding Swans at the River Stour, Mistley.

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Swans near the River Stour
© Ted (view gallery)
Mistley (May 2008)

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Swans flying over the River Stour
© Ted (view gallery)
Mistley (May 2008)

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Strange clouds
© Ted (view gallery)
Mistley (May 2008)

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Mistley Towers
© Ted (view gallery)
The remains of the church of St. Mary the Virgin. Designed by Robert Adam and built in the late 18th century. Essex, May 2015

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Mistley Towers
© Mike Freeman (view gallery)
Mistley Towers are the twin towers of the now demolished Church of St. Mary the Virgin at Mistley in Essex. The church was built around 1776.the main body of the church was demolished in 1870.The main body of the church was situated between the two towers. they fell into disrepair and were restored in 1950.

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Sinking feeling on Mistley Walls
© Matt Feaviour (view gallery)
Sinking yacht

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Mistley Church, Essex
© Jackie Sillett (view gallery)

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The Lake Mistley Place
© Frank Coulter (view gallery)
Historical Picture of the ornamental Boating Lake commissioned by the Rigby Family of Mistley Essex during the 18th Century and designed by Architect Robert Adam.

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Mistley Place Park
© Jackie Sillett (view gallery)

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A Wide angle view of the River Stour at Mistley, Essex, where there are usually hundreds of Swans.
© Rob Woolf (view gallery)

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Action from Mistley Cricket ground, possibly one of the most picturesque grounds in the country
© Andrew Mills (view gallery)

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