English Channel Shore - from Sussex to Cornwall 2005

[GuRu]

Here are some photos of our first travel along the English Channel Shore from Sussex to Cornwall and via Bath back to Canterbury. Most of the photos are of the scenic landscapes but I show also few of lovely buildings or towns.

Dover Cliffs incl. South Foreland Lighthouse

Bodiam Castle near Rye

Seven Sisters incl. Beachy Head near Eastbourne

 

[monocotman]

Same again!

 

[abax]

Please try again.

 

[GuRu]

Same again!

Please try again.

I didn't notice that the original photos of this journey have a much bigger size in both.....number of pixels and file size.....than the photos from Wales. Though I store my photos on an external server in my webspace this fact caused all the problems and even after changing the size of the photos the forum software seems to use the old photos.
But now the problem seems to be solved.....thanks for the help of the admins.

 

[GuRu]

Isle of White - The Needles

Isle of White - Freshwater Bay

Stonehenge near Salisbury

Salisbury Cathedral

Salisbury Market Cross

The New Forest - always give way to animals, animals first - cars second (in Germany unthinkable)

 

[GuRu]

Landscapes in the Dartmoor

Two Bridges in the Dartmoor

Cornwall - Polperro Harbour

Cornwall - Looe shore during low tide

Cornwall - Lizard Point costal path

Cornwall - Kynance Cove

 

[GuRu]

Cornwall - some roads there

Cornwall - St. Ives harbour

Cornwall - Cape Cornwall (better than the commercial Landsend in the background)

Cornwall - Cape Cornwall Costal Path

Cornwall - Lamorna Cove

Cornwall - Mevagissey harbour.....

.......and down town

 

[GuRu]

Somerset - Bath Abbey ....

.....this ceiling/vault alway mesmerizes me

Bath - Pulteney Bridge (side view)

......and street view

Bath - the Roman Baths

Kent - Canterbury Cathethral (she is so huge ... you can't picture it completely in one photo)

 

[NYEric]

Thanks for sharing.

 

[Phragper]

yes. thank you for sharing your wonderful photos

 

[abax]

Thank you for trying again. Beautiful photos that are quite entrancing. The areas photographed seem like
fairy tale places to me. Lots of ice age sculpting on that coast.