I am visiting ST Nicholas' church, Tolleshunt D'arcy - today

[mike tesko]

I also intend to visit other places of interest...

[Hartley]

I also intend to visit other places of interest...

If you get to go to lunch at Chequers in Goldhanger, the sea bass comes highly recommended. 

[Jackiepreece]

Go to the caravan


Interesting points to bring up since my visit

Jeremys lifestyle
He worked on the farm good salary
He owned shares in the caravan park
He had his car bought for him
He had his petrol bought for him
He had his cottage bought for him
He supplied potatoes to the pub restaurant by his cottage and got free meals and beers
He had savings in his bank
His grandmother was very old and he would have got some inheritance there
And apparently he was quite tight with his money

Does that sound like someone had a bad life who would risk everything by murdering his family even though he had no history or violence and everything would come to him one day anyway

[mike tesko]

I also intend to visit other places of interest...

If you get to go to lunch at Chequers in Goldhanger, the sea bass comes highly recommended. 

... Cheers, I might bear that in mind, next time I call in to see the current 'church warden', she invited me in to take a few photographs, and she also gave me a small booklet, entitled 'St Nicholas churh', Tolleshunt D'arcy. I also walked up Pages lane, past whf - took some new pictures...

[chochokeira]

Go to the caravan


Interesting points to bring up since my visit

Jeremys lifestyle
He worked on the farm good salary
He owned shares in the caravan park
He had his car bought for him
He had his petrol bought for him
He had his cottage bought for him
He supplied potatoes to the pub restaurant by his cottage and got free meals and beers
He had savings in his bank
His grandmother was very old and he would have got some inheritance there
And apparently he was quite tight with his money

Does that sound like someone had a bad life who would risk everything by murdering his family even though he had no history or violence and everything would come to him one day anyway

Good points, Jackie +1

[Hartley]

I also intend to visit other places of interest...

If you get to go to lunch at Chequers in Goldhanger, the sea bass comes highly recommended. 

... Cheers, I might bear that in mind, next time I call in to see the current 'church warden', she invited me in to take a few photographs, and she also gave me a small booklet, entitled 'St Nicholas churh', Tolleshunt D'arcy. I also walked up Pages lane, past whf - took some new pictures...

Well it's certainly nice weather for it. 

[paulg]

No offence Mike, but i'm decorating the front room, so can't have visitors, another time maybe. 

Edit:  Actually Mike, you're more than welcome to come round for a cup of tea, but i am decorating.

And you can borrow my bike for the Keira challenge below, but i want it back.

[chochokeira]

I also intend to visit other places of interest...

Lucky you, wish I was there instead of stuck in my office on a quiet day.

1. Try walking from Goldhanger to D'arcy across the fields

2. Then tell us if you feel like committing 5 murders before walking back

3. Cycle the scenic sea wall route...and fall off, so you don't get to commit any murders

3. Photograph the Bambers' memorial window at St Nic's

4. Photograph the old WW2 airfield at Goldhanger - re: horseydave

I recommend having tea at the Wilkins jam factory's cafe or the cafe at lovely Heybridge Basin. Have breakfast, if you're stopping, at the Ship, Heybridge Basin: they do a great veggie breakfast and the landlord is a good bloke and very knowledgeable.

Have fun

[mike tesko]

I also intend to visit other places of interest...

If you get to go to lunch at Chequers in Goldhanger, the sea bass comes highly recommended. 

... Cheers, I might bear that in mind, next time I call in to see the current 'church warden', she invited me in to take a few photographs, and she also gave me a small booklet, entitled 'St Nicholas churh', Tolleshunt D'arcy. I also walked up Pages lane, past whf - took some new pictures...

Well it's certainly nice weather for it. 

... Yes, I also visited the monastery at Tolleshunt knights - about 3 miles or so from Whf...

[joolz1975]

Sorry is there only me that thinks its a bit ghoulish!?

[monkeytrafford8]

I also intend to visit other places of interest...

If you get to go to lunch at Chequers in Goldhanger, the sea bass comes highly recommended. 

... Cheers, I might bear that in mind, next time I call in to see the current 'church warden', she invited me in to take a few photographs, and she also gave me a small booklet, entitled 'St Nicholas churh', Tolleshunt D'arcy. I also walked up Pages lane, past whf - took some new pictures...

Is it really possible to walk down pages lane? I thought it was a private track. Google map/earth whatever it's called won't let you see whf. It does allow you to see 9 Head Street though.

What was his cottage like and when did he move in?

[mike tesko]

No offence Mike, but i'm decorating the front room, so can't have visitors, another time maybe. 

Edit:  Actually Mike, you're more than welcome to come round for a cup of tea, but i am decorating.

And you can borrow my bike for the Keira challenge below, but i want it back.

... Thanks for offer of tea, perhaps next time I am in your neck of the woods...

[paulg]

No offence Mike, but i'm decorating the front room, so can't have visitors, another time maybe. 

Edit:  Actually Mike, you're more than welcome to come round for a cup of tea, but i am decorating.

And you can borrow my bike for the Keira challenge below, but i want it back.

... Thanks for offer of tea, perhaps next time I am in your neck of the woods...

No problem.

You should let us know when you're down this way, far easier to discuss and cross swords face to face.I'm sure others from this area would be interested in meeting and discussing the case.

And Joolz, i don't think its ghoulish. You get a better feel for things when you know the locations etc.

[mike tesko]

I also intend to visit other places of interest...

Lucky you, wish I was there instead of stuck in my office on a quiet day.

1. Try walking from Goldhanger to D'arcy across the fields

2. Then tell us if you feel like committing 5 murders before walking back

3. Cycle the scenic sea wall route...and fall off, so you don't get to commit any murders

3. Photograph the Bambers' memorial window at St Nic's

4. Photograph the old WW2 airfield at Goldhanger - re: horseydave

I recommend having tea at the Wilkins jam factory's cafe or the cafe at lovely Heybridge Basin. Have breakfast, if you're stopping, at the Ship, Heybridge Basin: they do a great veggie breakfast and the landlord is a good bloke and very knowledgeable.

Have fun

... Thanks for suggestions, and recommendations...

[joolz1975]

No offence Mike, but i'm decorating the front room, so can't have visitors, another time maybe. 

Edit:  Actually Mike, you're more than welcome to come round for a cup of tea, but i am decorating.

And you can borrow my bike for the Keira challenge below, but i want it back.

... Thanks for offer of tea, perhaps next time I am in your neck of the woods...

No problem.

You should let us know when you're down this way, far easier to discuss and cross swords face to face.I'm sure others from this area would be interested in meeting and discussing the case.

And Joolz, i don't think its ghoulish. You get a better feel for things when you know the locations etc.

Lol didnt mean any offence, just know i wouldnt sleep if i went anywhere near a murder scene!