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Tag Archives: cliff
47e – Beachy Head Part II
Beachy Head is very well known for its lighthouse. Built at the base of the cliffs, fantastic views are to be had from various vantage points when walking high above it. At some points on the edges of the cliffs, fences … Continue reading
Posted in East Sussex
Tagged beachy head, cliff, coast, East Sussex, erosion, lighthouse, travel, walking
6 Comments
37a – Leaving Dover
I love the still, crisp, clear days that the onset of winter can bring. Today, the sun reflected off the peaceful waters of Dover harbour, and we began our walk out of the town. We walked along Marine Parade, a promenade of … Continue reading
Posted in Kent
Tagged cliff, coast, Dover, Dover Castle, Kent, Remembrance Sunday, travel, walking
2 Comments
33b – Botany Bay to Broadstairs
We left Botany Bay with reluctance, setting off through a cutting and taking the cliff-top walk. Here was a momentous occasion for us: we turned a corner. Instead of walking east, which we had been doing for the last seven months, we … Continue reading
Posted in Kent
Tagged beachcombing, Broadstairs, cliff, coast, folly, Kent, North Foreland, travel, walking, Whiteness
9 Comments
33a – Cliftonville to Botany Bay
Curse these amazing coastal landscapes! Curse these pleasant pubs! Curse these quiet beaches where we can sit for hours without seeing a soul! Just how are we supposed to walk round the entire coast of Britain when there is so much to enjoy … Continue reading
Posted in Kent
Tagged aerobatics, Botany Bay, chalk, cliff, cliftonville, coast, crab, gull, stunt, travel, turnstone, walking
2 Comments