What beach to try in Essex

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Daz2511
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What beach to try in Essex

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Hi All,

I'm thinking of trying a beach this weekend, what would be the best one to try?

Harwich I know is a port but I guess their will not be many people around?

Frinton or Walton could be many people around but could be more finds?

I have never been to any of these or try a beach before.

Cheers for looking and helping

Daz 
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Hi Daz,
Am fairly sure that quite a lot of Essex coastline is not Crown property. Definately not at Walton on the Naze. I thought about going for beach det license, but not worth travelling that far at £1.38/L...
Worth checking the crown foreshore maps on their website.
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Cheers for the info
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Frinton could be ok, plenty of folk on the beaches over the summers and plenty of groynes to hunt. shows ok on the crown foreshaw map.
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crazycarb wrote:Frinton could be ok, plenty of folk on the beaches over the summers and plenty of groynes to hunt. shows ok on the crown foreshaw map.
Cheers for the reply.
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RALLYMAKER wrote:Did not Queen Beth wave some one off from Tilbury 1588 theres lots of History , I am not familiar with the area but it must have been a hive of activity prior to the Armada,, just a thought.....
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