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Country Tracks: Essex

23/01/2011

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Joe Crowley goes on a journey through Essex, starting with the Blackwater Estuary.

Joe Crowley goes on a journey through Essex, starting his journey among the creeks of the Blackwater Estuary and ending it with the North Weald Fire Rescue volunteers.

Joe Crowley goes on a journey through Essex. 

Joe starts his journey among the creeks of the Blackwater Estuary aboard The Boadicea, a traditional oyster fishing boat. 

At Maldon, Joe finds out how the town's famous sea salt is produced before travelling to the village of Kelvedon Hatch. Here he visits a secret bunker built in 1952, to house the government in the event of a nuclear attack on London. 

Joe finishes his journey with the North Weald Fire Rescue volunteers.

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