Where was this taken?Any ideas zoomAuthor By Janet PennPage added 07/08/2014 Comments about this pageMy guess would be Long Road opposite Camping and General.By Cia Parker (08/08/2014)You mean Canvey Road and those lovely trees they cut down.By Janet Penn (08/08/2014)I beg your pardon – that’s what i meant. lolBy cia parker (09/08/2014)Lol, I thought you did. I think you are right. They were lovely trees almost forgotten them.By Janet Penn (09/08/2014)In the big storm in the eighties large branches of these trees ended up in roofs of some of the housesBy Tony R (09/08/2014) Add a comment about this pageYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Your comment:Name * Email * I consent to my name and e-mail address being stored along with this comment, and to the website editors communicating with me by e-mail about the comment if necessary. My name may be published alongside the comment on the website, but my e-mail address will not be published. My information will not be shared with any third party (see our Privacy Statement - opens in a new window). * Δ Places60 AcresBoat Trips in the 50'sBuilding Canvey WayCanvey 1973Canvey Island SeasideCanvey Island's Stepping StonesCanvey Tennis CourtCanvey Village c1907Canvey Village looking WestCanvey Village PhotoCanvey visitorsCanvey Winter TimeCanvey's Concrete BargeCanvey's Paddling PoolCasino and AmusementsCasino and Boating PoolCasino Horses 'Rest in peace'Chapman LighthouseChristmas comes to Chapman LighthouseClaremont HouseClarks StoresColvin BridgeCottage influenced by the Dutch CottagesCoxs Hotel and CafeDay Trip to Canvey in 1949Demolition of Holmes Brothers hardware shopDutch Cottage 1618Early Photo of Canvey Village and Pump.Early picture of the LakeFarming on CanveyFielder's Post War CampFirst Pile for New BridgeFrom Dutch CottageFrom the Grounds Of the King CanuteFurtherwick Farm HouseFurtherwick RoadFurtherwick Road?Glidaboating PoolGoddard Bungalow 1925Great Seafront PictureHaven RoadHaven Road JunctionHaystack CornerHigh Street and Hindles RoadHill Hall FarmHouse Boat on a CreekIs This Jones' Corner?Island Farm & Croppenberg LakeJones CornerLabworth CafĂ©Labworth Farm HouseLeigh BeckLoe and Co buildersLowering the High St/London Rd 1928Lowering the roadMarlborough not Mulburry HouseMonty's Mono Bar & TeasMore Canvey HousesNew Photo of Concrete BargeNew Photo of the beach tearoomsNew Picture of the VillageNewlands Holiday CampOld Canvey PhotosOld Canvey Traffic JamsOld Glass Plate Negatives from c1900Old Lakeside SignPhotos by Stephen MitchellPhotos from the 1950'sShiner & Holmes PhotographersSlides of 1980's CanveySmallgains Creek and the Annie JonesSnowy Canvey AgainSome pictures of CanveySomnes Avenue 1992Southfalls to BevelandSt Johns Crescent Banjo c1986St Katherine's Church and SchoolSt Katherine's Church DerelictStepping Stones and old bridgeStorm FloodingStreet Party in Smallgains CloseSutherlands Fair GroundTanker Crossing the Old BridgeTemple BarThames Sailing Barge EventThe 'New' Tidal PoolThe 'Windmill' HouseboatThe Bay Country ClubThe Beatrice Littlewood House 1960'sThe Building of Somnes AvenueThe Canvey and District OrchestraThe CasinoThe Casino and EsplanadeThe crossing to Benfleet 1930/31The Dutch Cottage Haven Road (1621)The FerryThe Ferry BoatsThe High StreetThe Kynoch HotelThe Lending LibraryThe Lobster Smack InnThe Moorings Drapery StoreThe Occidental RefineryThe Old BridgeThe Old JettyThe Parade Hardware and Domestic StoresThe Pavilion, May AvenueThe Stepping StonesThorney Bay Beach and TearoomThree Photos of Canvey.Three pictures of the Village StoresTimber GaloreTransport homeTravellers HallTwo Canvey photosTwo Photos Labworth FieldUrmond RoadVery Rare PhotoView from seawallWaterside Athletics Track ConstructionWaterside Sports CentreWhere or what was it? And when?***Update***Where was this taken?Who can tell me what this is.Winterswyk Avenue Share thisFacebookPinterestTwitterLinkedin
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My guess would be Long Road opposite Camping and General.
You mean Canvey Road and those lovely trees they cut down.
I beg your pardon – that’s what i meant. lol
Lol, I thought you did. I think you are right. They were lovely trees almost forgotten them.
In the big storm in the eighties large branches of these trees ended up in roofs of some of the houses
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