Wordless Wednesday
Last week I showed you some photographs of Eastbourne pier which is undergoing restoration following a devastating fire last year.
This week we are taking a four-mile stroll along the beach from Eastbourne's vast Sovereign Harbour, back to the pier.
Sovereign Harbour is northern Europe’s largest composite marina complex and boasts four linked harbours.
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Next week we will walk past the pier and on to Beachy Head!
I stay inland, so seascapes are something I find fascinating :) loved the set of photos.
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Do stop by, write and link up if the prompt tickles your muse anytime.
Now this looks right up my street (or down my seafront!) I'll certainly be dipping my toes in the water.
DeleteBeautiful photos and all that blue I didn't realise how nice Eastbourne is :-)
ReplyDeleteHave a tanfastic week :-)
It's a lovely place and it has held the UK sunshine record for as many years as I can remember. I am of course somewhat biased having been a lifetime local!
DeleteAmazing captures... This place looks absolutely beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHappy Wordless Wednesday!
It really is! Thanks for dropping by Jessica
DeleteOh, I so want to visit. That looks fabulous. Wonderful job on the photography, too.
ReplyDeleteThak you Darla.
DeleteLooking forward to see all this life again in a little more than a month !
ReplyDeleteI'll make sure the weather is as good as it is right now!
DeleteLucky you. Look at the clarity of the water. So jealous
ReplyDeleteIt is a lovely place to live. Thanks for visiting jMo.
DeleteSo very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous series!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you enjoyed them.
DeleteThe first few pictures remind me of San Diego with the tall buildings and the boats and water. All gorgeous pictures!
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That had never crossed my mind! Thanks for dropping by Betty
DeleteGorgeous views of the beach and harbor, as well as the round tower!
ReplyDeleteThanks. The tower is a Martello Tower and it's one of the 45 fortresses that remain of the 75 built around 1804 along our bit of coast. History lesson over!
DeleteLovely photos. It looks like a beautiful place to visit. Or live, as the case may be. :)
ReplyDeleteIt's both! Certainly suits me! Thanks for visiting Wendy.
DeleteI love the blue ocean water and blue sky in each of the scenes. ;)
ReplyDeleteMe too Mary!
DeleteFabulous shots! I really like the one picture (far right image) in the collage arrangement at the top. That's amazing with the water crashing against the pier! This looks like an amazing place to casually stroll while snapping a lot of pictures. I would have fun there, I know! Happy #WW, Keith!
ReplyDeleteIt certainly is. I lived here most of my life and have no intention of moving!
DeleteBoats and water! My fave and I know yours too. These photos are amazing and stunning. I have to scroll up and down many times!
ReplyDeleteWow, thanks! so glad you enjoyed them
Deleteso beautiful - the blues are so blue
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing :)
It was the perfect day for a ramble! Thanks for commenting Susan.
DeleteLooks like a fun place for a walk . . . or sail.
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It certainly is Joyce. Thanks for dropping by.
DeleteBeautiful pictures, I want to go here :)
ReplyDeleteReady and waiting for you!
DeleteLovely photos! x
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Charlotte
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