Frinton-on-Sea Clock tea towel

Just picture it: ice cream, parasols, golden sand, and clear blue water. Frinton-on-Sea is a classic British sea-side destination. This small town on the Essex coast first became popular in the 20th century as a resort for high-society getaways. Winston Churchill rented a house here. Edward VIII played golf at the Frinton Golf Club. With over a mile of sandy beaches and a promenade lined with pastel-coloured beach huts, Frinton-on-Sea is a pretty idyllic place. Not to mention the huge greensward nearby, perfect for a family picnic, or the two-mile coastal path with amazing sea views.

This design shows the iconic seaside shelter in Frinton. Perched on the Greensward overlooking wide expanses of sea, the shelter is the perfect place to sit and enjoy a picnic out of the wind. But what makes this shelter unique isn’t just its beautiful views: it’s the fact that it has its very own clock tower. In this stunning design, children run about in the green grass, and a kite swoops in the wind. Anyway, it’s almost 2 o’clock. Time for a cuppa, don’t you think?