Seaview
Growing up partly near the beach and the seaside I have a particular fondness for the sea and being near water.
The following poem by Thomas Love Peacock seems fitting to accompany images from the
Read MoreOne of the largest islands in England, the Isle of Wight covers an area over 370 kilometre square. It has been holiday destinations for locals for many years including Queen Victoria. The fastest way to get to the island is via hovercraft from Southsea. For more scenic and relaxing alternative there are ferries running frequently
Read MoreThe white cliffs of Dover, one of the world's famous coastlines look out into the English Channel. Arriving at the high white chalk cliffs you can see ships criss crossing the channel between England and France. On a fine day the French coast is visible from Dover. The coastal path along
Read MoreThe 153-km coastline that stretches from Exmouth to Old Harry Rocks in Dorset is one of the world's greatest natural wonders. It is assigned as England's first UNESCO Natural World Heritage Site. The rocks that form the coastline date back from the Upper Jurassic period
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