Burnham on Sea in Somerset? I assume you mean Burnham on Crouch. Which restaurant are you refering to?
Swallowtail Restaurant?
Now corrected to ..............on Crouch.
!Easy walk to the Royal Corinthian???All these are an easy walk from the harbour, provided it's not pissing down.
Don't let any of our Town Councillors hear you calling Burnham a village
Can you actually get along the sea wall or is it blocked off at one section?
Is one more or less likely to come to grief walking along a sea wall than if ambushed by a speed bump?
The point is that I thought that it was blocked off. It has not been confirmed or denied either way, which suggests that someone needs to get out more.Is one more or less likely to come to grief walking along a sea wall than if ambushed by a speed bump?
It is not blocked. Walk around the perimeter of the marina to the seawall then walk along the seawall downstream and you will get to the Royal Corinthian in 15 to 20 minutes
For somewhere different. The Parlour Cafe at Creaksea is a 15 minute walk from the marina. Walk up the road that leads out of the marina and look for a footpath on the left, heading West. About - Parlour Cafe at Creeksea Place Barns after visiting you can walk down the lane to the river and back to the marina along the seawall.
I can never remember it being blocked any time in the last 60 years. A torch would be useful for the last bit from the end of West Quay along the east bank of the marina. But a very pleasant pedestrian only walk.The point is that I thought that it was blocked off. It has not been confirmed or denied either way, which suggests that someone needs to get out more.
When I did it, I had to to walk through the dodgy footpath in the bushes from the car park, then the housing estate. To find the way back in the dark can be difficult, if one does not know the way.
It is Saturday today, so I suggest that we send Peter Wright ( or you if you are a Burnham boy, but you do not say!!) to go & take a look. A walk would do one good & will be helping forumites.
So which one is volunteering? I cannot go I am still on crutches.
It was the marina staff that told me it was closed & they directed me to the path through the wooded section.
Depending on how many you expect, the Swallowtail in BYH has an area which can be reserved for club meetings. I found service in the past somewhat lacking but recently very good. Royal Burnham and Royal Corinthian both welcome visiting clubs but could already be booked. Many excellent restaurants in town but often can't cope with large bookings.
Only if you like your vegetables boiled to death in traditional English style. However, for a pint or two on a pleasant sommer's evening, this is still a great place.
Top place, it seems to have some sort of force field, I cannot walk past without getting drawn in