Google map 3D tour of Fish Street. Leading to the Sea Wall.

[Adam]

This is similar to Head and Church Street.

Cycling The Sea Wall to avoid properties would mean not cycling down Head and Fish Street. An exit out of the back of 9, Head Street would be needed.

The entrance to The Sea Wall is on Fish Street. This is a foot/cycle path.

The part of The Sea Wall I can see has excellent terrain. No lighting.

Unfortunately Google maps 3D won't go down The Sea Wall.

[Adam]

There would be no point in cycling down Head and Fish Street to cycle The Sea Wall.

If he was going to cycle on the roads in Goldhanger, he might as well cycle Head & Church Street onto Maldon Road.

The point of cycling The Sea Wall would be to not go past a single property.

[ILB]

Jump in car

16 minute round trip

Badda boom badda baaa

[Jane]

Putting it simply, the further away from the direction of Tolleshunt D'Arcy, ie, towards Heybridge, because of the curve in the land, the closer he'd be to the sea wall, ergo, if he'd have gone as far as Osea Holiday park, the properties would have been next to the sea wall.

[ILB]

The overnight all night populated sea wall.

Even Bamber would say " it's a fair cop guv"

[Adam]

The overnight all night populated sea wall.

Even Bamber would say " it's a fair cop guv"

Please don't make yourself look stupid.

The Sea Wall was totally empty at 2am. Every night of the year.

I am looking at CAL's cycle route suggestion with an open mind. Using 3D on Google maps.

[ILB]

Please don't make yourself look stupid.

The Sea Wall was totally empty at 2am. Every night of the year.

I am looking at CAL's cycle route suggestion with an open mind. Using 3D on Google maps.

I can only go on BD source.

[Adam]

Obviously EP looked at the different options. Deciding he took a route which avoided the main roads - The Sea Wall. Arriving there by avoiding Head and Church Street.

[ILB]

Thanks Adam