Essex Hoodies

Essex was an American whaler from Nantucket, Massachusetts, which was launched in 1799. In 1820, while at sea in the southern Pacific Ocean under the command of Captain George Pollard Jr., she was attacked and sunk by a sperm whale. Thousands of miles from the coast of South America with little food and water, the 20-man crew was forced to make for land in the ship's surviving whaleboats. The men suffered severe dehydration, starvation, and exposure on the open ocean, and the survivors eventually resorted to eating the bodies of the crewmen who had died. When that proved insufficient, members of the crew drew lots to determine whom they would sacrifice so that the others could live.

The Essex Corp is run by Nathaniel Essex, better known as Mr. Sinister. Apocalypse was an awesome movie.

City Pride: Essex, Vermont

Flag of Essex

When the Tri-Lambs left Adams College to attend the 1987 United Fraternity National Convention in Fort Lauderdale, they learned that their reservations at the upscale Royal Flamingo Hotel had been given to the Alpha Betas and that the property doesn't want to be associated with nerds. After looking around with no luck, the displaced Tri-Lambs find a place willing to take them in by the name of Hotel Coral Essex. Sure, it's located in a shady part of town and getting robbed and/or stabbed is a possibility at any time, but hey, it's still on the beach. Thanks to the hospitality of the Hotel Coral Essex, the nerds were not only able to attend the conference, but were able to through one of the biggest bashes in Fort Lauderdale history.

ESSEX MASSACHUSETTS

Tri Lambs in Paradise

Looking towards the River Colne at sunset on a December afternoon.

Revenge of the Nerds doesn't get talked about enough for how awesome it is. NERDS! FRATS! OGRE!

White House In Essex, England

I have always been struck by the image of emblem of Essex, where I was born and bred. Most outsiders snigger and deride the place, once you get to know the place and its secret backwaters it is steeped in history and wonder. If you are keen on cricket and or know an Essex supporter this image may make an ideal gift. The swords are known as saxes which and the Saxons were named after, and Essex of course derives from "east Saxons"

Epping Forest Essex England map in a beautiful vintage or retro style.

Batemans Tower at sunset on an August evening, reflected in the calm water of the tidal paddling pool.

One of the Leading Lights lighthouses, with the Naze Tower, Walton-on-the-Naze in the distance.

Batemans Tower and the River Colne at sunset on a January afternoon, with Mersea Island in the background.

Batemans Tower and the River Colne at sunset on a January afternoon, with Mersea Island in the background.

Looking along the promenade to the Sailing Club on a February afternoon.

Looking across the River Colne to the waterfront and St Mary's Church, from Fingringhoe Ferry.

Looking across the River Colne to Mersea Island at sunset.

Batemans Tower and the River Colne at sunset on a February afternoon.

Looking across the tidal paddling pool and River Colne to Mersea Island from the seafront at Brightlingsea.

Windmill.

Looking across the tidal paddling pool and River Colne to Mersea Island on acalm February afternoon.

Batemans Tower at sunset on an October evening, looking across the tidal paddling pool and River Colne to Mersea Island.

Looking across the tidal paddling pool and River Colne to Mersea Island on an October evening.

Batemans Tower at sunset on a September evening, reflected in the calm water of the tidal paddling pool.

It is a beautiful, sunny day and the boats docked at this marina in Essex CT are waiting to go for a sail.

The great man in his heyday

LV15 lightship at Woodrolfe Creek.

Batemans Tower and the River Colne on a calm September evening, with Mersea Island in the background.

Batemans Tower reflected at sunset on a September evening.

A tree beside the River Stour.

Batemans Tower and the River Colne at sunset on a March evening.

Windmill.

The Low Lighthouse was built in 1818 to replace a wooden structure from the late 17th Century. This view looks across the mouth of the rivers Stour and Orwell, with part of Felixstowe Docks in the background.