I just found a lovely little profile of Burnahm-on-Crouch on the Guardian's web site. It made me smile to see that someone else could be so utterly charmed by this gorgeous little town.
I spent a year living in Burnham, documented, of course, in the earliest days of The Wild and Absolutely True Adventures of Meg. While the job was stressful, and I was sometimes homesick, Burnham never disappointed me. I loved it and miss the relaxed lifestyle it provided.
And just 'cause I feel like it, I will post some pictures of my favorite little English town.
The Crouch at dusk
Burnham's clock tower
The pharmacy--also the post office and place to get your pictures developed (this was before I went digital!)
Burnham Marina
An adorable old building
This is where I dropped a lot of outgoing, US-bound mail.
One of many large fields surrounding the town. So green!
I lived on Barnmead Way
Kathy and Derek (my English parents!) had a lovely home. (The lady with me in the picture is my Actual Mom, not my English Mum!)
St. Mary's Church
Kathy's gorgeous garden
The quay (pronounced "key"). I walked along the quay many, many times.
An old dock
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