The Salvation Army Jetty was used in the early 1900s to load off and on goods, mainly bricks, made at the Salvation Army brickworks located at the bottom of Chapel Lane, Hadleigh Essex. The bricks were then taken by train over to the jetty to be shipped by barge, at the lower seawall which also exists today still bearing an impressive anchor attached to the end.

DAFlys Posted at 8-19 02:54
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That's a really great series of shots.

Blériot53 Posted at 8-19 03:32
That's a really great series of shots.

The last shot was an IR shot but I didn't get as much IR light as I hoped.

DAFlys Posted at 8-19 03:37
The last shot was an IR shot but I didn't get as much IR light as I hoped.

The grass is a little blurred, but the detail on the stumps stands out better in the IR shot.

Great collection of pictures! Nice work

Beautiful shots.

Blériot53 Posted at 8-19 03:39
The grass is a little blurred, but the detail on the stumps stands out better in the IR shot.

Might be the tighter crop too.

Cool captures

A J Posted at 8-27 09:12
Cool captures

thanks AJ.  

DAFlys Posted at 8-28 01:00
thanks AJ.

You're welcome

Nice shots!

Montfrooij Posted at 8-12 12:33
Nice shots!

thank you Peter.  

DAFlys Posted at 8-12 23:11
thank you Peter.

You're welcome!