The late great poet Sir John Betjeman referred to the sweet uneventful countryside of Essex. He had a fantasy of being a station master at Blake Hall station, near Ongar, then on the Central line, where he would write his poetry and enjoy the peace of the place. I went for an evening drive yesterday near Ongar and enjoyed the glorious weather, the peaceful paths and looking at the fine fields. The presence of the Lord was my portion as I walked in green pastures and listened to the wind in the lofty Lombardy trees.
I took many photographs of my pilgrimage to Willingale. I hope you enjoy my selection of them.
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| St Christopher's Church, Willingale |
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| St Andrew's and All Saints' Church, Willingale |
St Christopher's Church, Willingale
The graveyard and former Bell Public House, Willingale
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| Cricket at Willingale |
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