So we jumped on board, stealing a start, a slow journey through forests and over beaches, rain & sun, en-route to summer 2019, looking back, looking forward, but always memories, building hope. Always. Latitude Festival returns to Henham Park, Suffolk in 2019 for the biggest offering of music, theatre, dance, film, cabaret and literature. Source:Continue reading “Latitude Festival | 18-21 July 2019, Henham Park”
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We parked up at Birling Gap and headed over the cliffs towards Beachy Head. The views are good and on a clear day would be fantastic. This day was anything but clear. Low cloud and mist drifted in and out. We didn’t make it to Beachy Head. It wasn’t the distance, just the visibility. NotContinue reading “Birling Gap to Beachy Head”
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We arrived at Cuckmere Haven on a cold misty December day between Christmas and the new Year. The river Cuckmere meanders slowly through the valley and meets the English Channel after crossing a stoney beach. Standing on the shingle beach, to the east are The Seven Sisters and beyond, Beachy Head. On this day theyContinue reading “Cuckmere Haven”
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Bodian is a picture-book, fairy tale castle. You can find it’s history here, or if you’re like me, just enjoy the views. I particularly like some of the old time graffiti, stretching back through the centuries and including some of the old stone mason & builder’s marks on the walls. […]
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The holiday-makers who flocked to this coast during the hot summer months have departed. From late October through to December, and into early January, the Lincolnshire coast is relatively deserted. … Continue reading →
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Parked up at Donna Nook. Boots on the screen, feet resting.
It was raining heavily when we hit the road, destination Donna Nook. The rain eased as we parked up, and by next morning the sun was shinning brightly. Perfect weather to see hundreds of grey seals at Donna Nook on the Lincolnshire coast.
Every winter the seals arrive on this small stretch of coast. From the end of October through to the end of December, female seals, cows, give birth to hundreds of seal pups at Donna Nook
Bull seals also come ashore, challenging each other for places in the gullies and channels that cut through…
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