Our coastline in Sussex has been affected by the severe winter storms along with many others thankfully we have not been flooded.
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| This used to be a sandy beach |
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| Beachy head lighthouse I would not stand this close now a lot of cliff is crumbling away we have had 7 years of erosion in 2 months of the winter storms |
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| The chalk cliffs at Holywell |
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| Beach tree? |
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| Panoramic view of Holywell beach chalets |
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| The bandstand undergoing restoration at last |
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| Part of the 1000 acre Langney levels area keeping us dry after the flooding |
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| Seed heads of wild clematis (old man`s beard) abundant on the cliff slopes |
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| The antics of herring gulls after a fat ball |
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| Acrobatic blue tits |
Some amazing pictures there David - especially the old mans beard and the gulls.
ReplyDeletethanks Elaine I have to say the gulls are a real nuisance at the moment, never mind nothing can be done about it.
ReplyDeleteBeach tree! I love it. But then maybe I'm Gull-ible...
ReplyDeleteI am sure you would have had a great career on the stage, did you entertain the troops when you were in the army?
DeleteGlad to see the chalets are still there! I've got my name down on the waiting list :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful gull picture.
Jean
We have rented one of the brick chalets for 11 years now who knows we might see you there sometime
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