Boxing Day Concert

Boxing Day Concert at the Bandstand in Eastbourne

Pond

Pond near Horam

Last to Fall

Mild Autumn, Late Fall

Now It Is Time to Go

Autumn in Suburb

Autumn in Suburb

Skateboarding

Skateboarding in Brighton

Sailing in Silver Sea

Sailing in Silver Sea

Beach Huts

Beach Huts in Seaford seafront

When I'm bored

Street Oddities

RAF Typhoon

RAF Typhoon reaching out to the covered Sun at Airbourne 2015

A Walk: from Seaford to the Cuckmere Estuary

 Seaford Bay view from the top of the cliffs

 

 Seaford Head

 

 Coastguard Cottages

                                                                  

                                                                The Seven Sisters

Walking from Seaford to the Cuckmer River Estuary through the Seaford Head Nature Reserve, in glorious weather.
The Reserve is located at the eastern end of Seaford, spanning from Seaford Head over to Cuckmere Valley and inland with the Cuckmere River. The Reserve is jointly owned by Seaford Town Council, the National Trust and East Sussex County Council.
Seaford Head is classed as a Nature Reserve because it encompasses so many valuable conservation habitats. It stands on one side of one of the last remaining undeveloped river mouths on the South Coast: the Cuckmere Estuary. It is home to many  rare and significant species of plants, birds and insects, providing visitors with walks with stunning views of the Seven Sisters Cliffs and the Cuckmere River Valley.  
http://www.seafordtowncouncil.gov.uk/Seaford-Head-Nature-Reserve.aspx

Shooting a Movie

Shooting a movie in central Brighton

Garden Border

 Typical Sussex garden border

The Pinnacle

                                                 The Pinnacle, Holywell

Poppy Field

Poppy field in the South Downs

Walking on the edge

Falling Sands

Falling Sands with  Beachy Head Lighthouse in view

Royal Pavilion

Brighton Royal Pavilion: a view from the Gardens

http://brightonmuseums.org.uk/royalpavilion/whattosee/garden-and-estate/