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Is there anything more dismal than a deserted, suburban railway station, late on a wet afternoon?
©Ron Hann
That's an interesting-looking Church in the background.
©Ron Hann
Dist:0.2km<br/>Ajet challenges for the ball while Neils tracks back under the watchful eye of Wingate & Finchley manager David Norman. Who is, in turn, under the watchful eye of a couple of people from Wingate & Finchley's next opponents, Maldon & Tiptree! Cheshunt's players are in their normal home strip of amber and black - the club are known as The Ambers. Wingate & Finchley's normal all yellow away strip would have clashed so the second away strip is in use, white with orange shorts. At the time of this photo Cheshunt were lying in 16th position in the Ryman League Division One North and losing 0-4 to a third placed Wingate & Finchley will not help their season.
©Martin Addison
Dist:0.2km<br/>The east stand of Cheshunt FC's stadium seen on a chilly January day with a northerly wind blowing. Cheshunt are known as The Ambers and the rear wall of the stand is painted Amber and Black to reflect the colours of their home strip. They play in Ryman League Division One North The ground is unusual in that both stands are set back quite some distance from the pitch.
©Martin Addison
Dist:0.2km<br/>Visiting players from Wingate & Finchley warm up on the pitch in preparation for the match, in front of the main stand and bar complex. Beyond is another smaller stand backed by an entertainment complex that is available for hire. In the distant corner are the changing rooms.
©Martin Addison
Dist:0.2km<br/>The main stand and bar complex. The building is unusually set a long way back from the pitch, though it looks like the area in front of thh wall is utilised in the warmth of the spring and autumn. The rear wall of the stand is painted in black and amber, reflecting the colours of the club's home kit. Cheshunt FC are known as The Ambers and play in Ryman League Division One North.
©Martin Addison
Dist:0.2km<br/>Detail of the main stand at Cheshunt Football Club. There's something funny about a stand having a 'no standing' sign - people seated in the stand would have their view obstructed by anyone standing in the yellow hatched area. There's plenty of other places to stand around the ground. Note also the muddy impression of a football on the black upright.
©Martin Addison
Dist:0.3km<br/>Cedars Park is the site of the original Theobalds Mansion, to the east of the present Theobalds. After the death of Lady Meux in 1910, Admiral Sir Hedworth Lambton inherited the estate and it was the Admiral who gave Cedar Park to the town of Cheshunt to commemorate the end of the first world war. It is within the walls of Cedar Park that some of the old Theobalds ruins, now a Scheduled Monument, can be seen today
©Christine Matthews
Dist:0.3km<br/>Cedars Park is a public facility managed by the Borough of Broxbourne. This view was taken looking out towards the residences in Theobald's Lane.
©Nigel Cox
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©John Salmon
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©Christine Matthews
Dist:0.3km<br/>Lovely display at Cedars Park.
©Christine Matthews
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©Christine Matthews
Dist:0.3km<br/>Lovely display at Cedars Park.
©Christine Matthews
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©John Salmon

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