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Monthly Archives: January 2014
63e – Hayling Island Part V
Mid-way through our walk along the southern shores of Haying Island we came to Funland. We are never known to skip a log flume or roller coaster if one is on offer, but today everything seemed quiet and shut up. The … Continue reading
63d – Hayling Island Part IV
As we strolled along Hayling Island beach we got buzzed by a low-flying aircraft – look out! Here it comes for another pass! Phew That was close! For a good 20 minutes or so this aircraft circled over the beach. It … Continue reading
Posted in Hampshire, Islands
Tagged aircraft, beach, coast, Hampshire, Hayling Island, travel, walking
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63c – Hayling Island Part III
How can I explain how pleased we were to be back at the coast? By submitting the photographic evidence! The minute we arrived back at the coast Ben and Catherine, who are exceptionally good at arguing when they want to, … Continue reading
63b – Hayling Island Part II
Having successfully navigated the deepest puddle encountered on our walk thus far, we continued on south and eventually reached Mengham Rithe. Mengham Rithe sits at the south east corner of Hayling Island. In its time it has seen oyster farming … Continue reading
Posted in Hampshire, Islands
Tagged chichester harbour, coast, Hampshire, Hayling Island, travel, walking
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63a – Hayling Island Part I
Having finished our last walk with a two mile stretch of road, we started this one with a similar stretch. It wasn’t particularly interesting; it wasn’t particularly pleasant. We were pleased to get off the roads and onto some footpaths, … Continue reading
Posted in Hampshire, Islands
Tagged coast, Hampshire, Hayling Island, puddle, travel, walking
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62d – Langstone to Hayling Island
In 1824 a new 960 foot long bridge from Langstone to Hayling Island was opened. It was the first permanently dry connection to the island from the mainland and it had a 40 foot long swing bridge in the middle … Continue reading
Posted in Hampshire, Islands
Tagged church, coast, Hampshire, Hayling Island, travel, walking
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62c – Emsworth to Langstone
As we approached Hayling Island we passed through Langstone and its Grade II listed Old Mill building. The Old Mill was originally a windmill, dating back to about 1730 but was derelict by the mid-1930’s. It stood next to a … Continue reading
62b – Emsworth Part II
Emsworth has a small harbour which is situated between two tidal ponds. As we walked out of Slipper Mill Pond and into the harbour area we left West Sussex and walked into Hampshire. It was low tide when we walked along … Continue reading
62a – Emsworth Part I
What a day for a Boxing Day walk! The sky was blue; the day was crisp; the wind was hardly stirring; the waters were still. Nature was looking its best. In the first field we came to a pony trotted … Continue reading
Posted in West Sussex
Tagged coast, Emsworth, itch, pony, scratch, travel, walking, west sussex
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The Coastal Path in Berlin – Berlin Wall Part V
Just beyond the replica of the Berlin Wall on Bernauer Strasse is a memorial to its victims. The Berlin Wall was put up on 13 August 1961 and fell on 9 November 1989. During that time at least 136 people are known to … Continue reading