Hope

De La Warr Pavilion

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Martello Tower 66

Martello tower number 66 was constructed in 1805-6 and was built to augment the firepower of the six-gun shore battery known as East Langney Fort or Langney Redoubt, built in 1795. It is located just to the north of Langney Point, Eastbourne. Over the years it has been subject to several modifications, such as the addition of a concrete roof for a gun emplacement during the Second World War. This structure is still extant, and in turn supports a temporary structure which is part of its current use as a coastguard station.  The tower is both a Listed Building and a Scheduled Monument.

http://www.pastscape.org.uk/hob.aspx?hob_id=411918

Escaping the Tide

Tide going up at the Lighthouse

Time to get out of it

Lavender

Lavandula

Cottage

Cottage in East Dean

Dandelion Seed Head

Dandelions are well-known weeds. The  name derives from the French 'dent de lion', which refers to the deeply toothed  leaves  arranged in rosettes . The  yellow flower heads are borne on hollow stalks  and the  seed heads are familiar to children as dandelion clocks, which are used to 'tell the time' by the number of blows taken to remove the seeds . Vernacular names for the dandelion include 'wet-the-bed' and 'pissy-beds', which refer to the belief that just touching part of a dandelion can cause bed-wetting . 
ref - http://www.arkive.org/common-dandelion/taraxacum-officinale-agg/image-A7105.html

Brighton View

Brighton view from a high rise building

Low Clouds

Low Clouds on the Downs

Rock set against choppy Sea

In the wild sea-surf

blending with

bright rounded pebbles

white-washed rocks

                                                                                 
                                                                       

Face on / Face off

The temporary nature of Street Art in Brighton

Telephone Box in Countryside

 Red Telephone Box in Berwick with Downs view

Flooding in the Levels

Flooding in the Levels