Through East Anglia in a Motor CarVincent, James Edmund
General
Through East Anglia in a Motor Car
Vincent, James Edmund
Norfolk (England) -- Description and travel; Suffolk (England) -- Description and travel
DISTANCES Colchester to Marks Tey, 6-1/4. Thence to
Coggeshall, 4-1/2. Coggeshall to Braintree (R.), 8.
Braintree to Witham (R.), 8. Witham to Ingatestone,
14-3/4. Ingatestone to Margaretting, 2. Margaretting to
Galleywood Common, 2-1/2. Galleywood Common to Danbury
Hill, 4-1/2. Danbury Hill to Maldon, 5-1/2. Maldon, viâ
Heybridge, to Tiptree, 7. Tiptree, viâ Messing and
Heckford Bridge, to Colchester, 9-1/4.
_Alternative routes_ from Braintree to London,
suggested for persons occupied in London, but
preferring country residence--
(1) Viâ Bishop's Stortford (10-1/4) to Marble Arch
(43), viâ Sawbridgeworth, Harlow, Epping, Loughton, and
Woodford Green.
(2) Viâ Chelmsford, Chipping Ongar, Epping and so to
London, exactly reversing route given fully at the head
of Chapter VI.
CHAPTER IX--(_continued_)
COLCHESTER TO GRAYS
ROADS Good to Chelmsford; not bad to Billericay; very
bad beyond.
HILLS Galleywood Common, a stiff rise; about 150 feet
in 2 miles. Billericay Hill, 1 in 13. Langdon Hill, a
stiff rise; 300 feet in 2-1/2 miles.
DISTANCES Colchester to Chelmsford (R.A.), 23-1/4.
Chelmsford to Great Baddow, 1-3/4. Great Baddow to
Billericay (P.), 8. Billericay to Horndon, 8. Horndon
to Chadwell, 4. Chadwell to Little Thurrock and
Hangman's Wood, 1-3/4.
_Suggestions._--(1) Return to Colchester by motor-boat
from East Tilbury to Clacton-on-Sea, about 54 land
miles. Thence by rail.
(2) To London, viâ Barking, 12; thence 7-1/4 to
Whitechapel. The worst entry into London.
CHAPTER X
ROYSTON TO HARLESTON
ROADS All good high-roads.
HILLS None worthy of mention.
DISTANCES Royston (R.) to Newmarket (R.), 24. Newmarket
to Bury St. Edmunds (R.), 14. Bury St. Edmunds to
Scole, 21-1/2. Scole to Harleston (R.), 7.
CHAPTER XI
HARLESTON TO NORWICH
ROADS All fair, some good, especially Yarmouth to
Norwich and Norwich to Cromer.
HILLS None of moment.
DISTANCES Harleston (R.) to Bungay (R.), 7-1/2. Bungay
to Beccles (R. A.), 6. Beccles to Lowestoft (R. A.),
10. Lowestoft to Yarmouth (R. A.), 10. Yarmouth viâ
Caister to Norwich (R. A.), 23. Norwich to Cromer (R.),
22-1/2.
CHAPTER XII
CROMER, WELLS, FAKENHAM, LYNN, ELY, CAMBRIDGE, AND ROYSTON
ROADS Fair from Cromer to Wells; good from Wells to
Lynn and from Lynn to Cambridge.
HILLS None of moment, but no monotony of level except
between Lynn and Cambridge.
DISTANCES Cromer (R.) to Wells-next-Sea (R.), 20-1/2.
Wells to Fakenham (R.), 9-3/4. Fakenham to Lynn (R.),
21-3/4. Lynn to Ely (R.), 29. Ely to Cambridge (R. A.),
16. Cambridge to Royston (R.), 13-1/2.
_N.B._--Royston is 42-1/4 from London, and a good point of exit for the
Midlands.
CHAPTER XIII
EXPEDITIONS FROM KING'S LYNN
ROADS Mostly high-roads and good.
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