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Walking through Harlow on a Sunday was quiet an Experience 🎒👋

Originally, a magnificent medieval church, which early antiquarian records state was a large building with a tower, transepts and a tiled floor at the east end, by the 19th century, the building was demolished, and replaced by the current building somewhere between 1872 and 1875.

A lovely quiet spot free of traffic (apart from air traffic flying into Stansted).

An artists' hub - glass blowing, painting, pottery, even a luthier (guitar maker)! Remember to walk your bike through the gate and across the bridge so as not to upset those working at the Mill.

The church is your marker for the start of some excellent local trails. A little climb up to it from the south. Enjoy the porch of the church where you may find some biscuits if you're lucky!

Interesting little church surrounded by extensive graveyard

Old Harlow is a town known for a few things, namely its historic buildings, central museum, and brilliant pubs. It's also home to the Gibberd Garden, created by Sir Frederick Gibberd and his wife Patricia. The gardens showcase a number of impressive sculptures and ceramic pots, as well as glades, ponds, and flower-filled alleys.

Burnt Mill Lock sits along the scenic River Stort Navigation, situated adjacent to Harlow Town train station. This charming waterway is dotted with vibrant canal boats and inviting grassy banks ideal for resting your legs. A picturesque pub named The Moorhen is located near the lock. There are fab waterside views from both inside the pub and from the sunny beer garden. They specialise in chargrilled cuisine, so if you're feeling peckish, I'd definitely recommend a stop.