The High Weald in the south east of England is one of the countries designated AONB. The High Weald spans the three counties of Kent, East Sussex and west Sussex. The following post is a small compilation of some of the best places to visit on the High Weald for landscape photography and hiking.
The wet stormy weather continued into March along the coast of East Sussex. Just as the weather turned nice, the lock-down due to the Corona Virus took hold of the nation so could not get out as much as I would have liked to. When I did get out during March is was mostly walks along the east Sussex coast and seascape photography.
Continue reading March Seascape Photography East Sussex
First day of freedom on the south east coast and its a beautiful sunny day. A photo walk I have wanted to do for a long time is from Eastbourne to Beachy Head lighthouse but on the coast, along the beach.
Continue reading Beachy Head Lighthouse Sunset Moonrise
Another wash out autumn weekend on the south coast of England. Rather than a gloomy day over the High Weald decided to visit the town of Eastbourne and walk from there to Beachy Head on the South Downs.
Continue reading Eastbourne to Beachy Head
The month of October finds me back in Hastings and east Sussex at the weekends. So far October has been a wash out regarding the weather. I decide on a sunrise seascape photography walk along the coast from Rock A Nore.
Continue reading Wild Hastings Rock A Nore to Cliff End
The bank holiday weekend of August was a hot one. Two weeks previous I had booked up a long weekend in a hotel in Hunstanton. Hunstanton faces west across the Wash on the North Norfolk coast and one of the best places to catch a sunset.
Continue reading North Norfolk Sunrise Sunset Seascapes
Pushing further around the Norfolk coast from Hemsby my second trip to to this fascinating east Anglia county was based around Cromer. Cromer is more the southern tip of north Norfolk, I was in a hotel for the weekend nearby at West Runton.
Continue reading Cromer Norfolk Seascape Photography Walks
I had enjoyed my weekend seascape photography and walking excursions along the Suffolk coast in east Anglia. Now I was pushing further north along the east coast of England into Norfolk with my base being at Hemsby.
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It was that time of the month again, when the sun sets in the west the moon rises in the east and when the sun rises in the east and the moon sets in the west. I wanted to attempt to capture this spectacle from Hengistbury head near Bournemouth in Dorset.
Continue reading Hengistbury Head Moon Sun Rise Set
Driving from Bournemouth to Swanage early in the morning and I nearly turn around due to stormy weather. But then remembered this is when the light can be at its best for landscape photography so continued.
Continue reading Swanage Jurassic Coast Dorset
Another part of the Jurassic coast on the Isle of Purbeck I had not covered was the Kimmeridge Ledges. The plan was to park up in Kimmeridge and make my way back via Swyre Head, hopefully catching a setting moon over the bay.
Continue reading Kimmeridge to Swyre Head Purbeck
There were lots of gaps along the Jurassic coast on the Isle of Purbeck I had not covered. Studying the National trust Dorset Landmarks, Spyway leading down to Dancing Ledge looked like a good place for some seascape photography and a coastal walk.
Continue reading Dancing Ledge Purbeck Dorset
