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Book 2, Walk 28, Seaford to Eastbourne
Seven Sisters, 28 March 2005
Book 2, Walk 28, Seaford to Eastbourne
The Seven Sisters from Birling Gap, 23 Sept 2006
The Seven Sisters, South Downs
Between Eastbourne and Seaford on the South Coast, the Seven Sisters are even more dramatic than the White Cliffs of Dover.
Cliff
Seaford to Eastbourne
Flagstaff Point and Belle Tout
Seaford to Eastbourne walk
Sea, shingle, and sky.
Seaford (Seaford to Eastbourne)
Horned poppy
Cuckmere Haven, Seaford to Eastbourne
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Seaford to Eastbourne
Between two sisters
SWC walkers struggling to keep up with photographer Seaford to Eastbourne
Climbing a sister
Seaford to Eastbourne
Carline thistle
Seaford to Eastbourne Taken near Beachy Head.
Vetchling?
One of the pea family, anyway. Seaford to Eastbourne
Chip hawks eyeing their prey
Eastbourne beach Seaford to Eastbourne
Book 2 Walk 28 Seaford to Eastbourne
Beachy Head from the South Downs Way. David A. Vivitar 5199mp
Beachy Head, East Sussex, England
Beachy Head, East Sussex, England, Europe, Lighthouse, Seven Sisters, Cuckmere Haven, Canon 5D, 24-70 f2.8 lens, swcwalks, book2 walk28, Time Out Country Walks Volume 2, Walk 28, tocw:2:28, _MG_6064
Looking back to Seaford
Seaford to Eastbourne
Misty Sisters
Seaford to Eastbourne
Lichen
Seaford to Eastbourne
Cuckmere Haven
Seaford to Eastbourne
Over the Sisters
Seaford to Eastbourne
Silver sea
Seaford to Eastbourne
Strange wall - Bel Tout lighthouse
Seaford to Eastbourne
Beachy Head lighthouse
Seaford to Eastbourne
Cliff
Seaford to Eastbourne
Sun on sea
Seaford to Eastbourne
Sun on sea
Seaford to Eastbourne
Birds
Jackdaws? Seaford to Eastbourne
Looking back to Bel Tout
Seaford to Eastbourne
Beachy Head
These are just people - not us. Seaford to Eastbourne
Cuckmere Haven
Seaford to Eastbourne
Livingstone Daisies
Along with Thrift, a feature of the climb up from Seaford. Seaford to Eastbourne
Thift
Seaford to Eastbourne
Thrift
Seaford to Eastbourne
Fence
Seaford to Eastbourne
Little Egret 1
Seaford to Eastbourne Cuckmere Haven
Little Egret 2
Seaford to Eastbourne Cuckmere Haven
Little Egret 3
Seaford to Eastbourne Cuckmere Haven
Little Egret 4
Seaford to Eastbourne The white speck in the foreground is the same bird, retired to a safe distance Cuckmere Haven
Not sure
Leaves seemed too smooth for Vipers Bugloss Hounds tongue maybe. Seaford to Eastbourne
Where do you come from?
Seems to be a tradition now to write messages in pieces of chalk on this particular slope. Click "all sizes" to read. Seaford to Eastbourne
Sea view
Seaford to Eastbourne
Fumitory
Seaford to Eastbourne
Red Circles
Not sure what these were, wobbling over the horizon. Infeasibly large kites, art? seaford - Eastbourne
Bird
Seaford to Eastbourne
Lookin' back
Seaford to Eastbourne
Beachy Head
Seaford to Eastbourne
Sea view
Seaford to Eastbourne
Vipers Bugloss
Seaford to Eastbourne
Rose
Seaford to Eastbourne
Writing on the wall, Eastbourne
A poem, stencilled with chalk from the beach. Seaford to Eastbourne
The Seven Sisters
Seaford to Eastbourne
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On the way to the Sisters
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The Sisters
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The Sisters from the beach
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The Sisters, from the Sisters
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Looking down onto the beach
The low way
Coming out of Eastbourne the lower way. Eastbourne to Seaford
Some are unfazed by the climb
Eastbourne to Seaford
The low way gets higher
Eastbourne to Seaford
looking back down
Eastbourne to Seaford
A cliff with a boat
Eastbourne to Seaford
Knapweed
Eastbourne to Seaford
At Exceat
Small building, not giant bird, Golden Galleon. Eastbourne to Seaford
Fleabane
Eastbourne to Seaford
On the chalk spur
Eastbourne to Seaford
Looking to Seaford
Eastbourne to Seaford
Seaford resident
Eastbourne to Seaford
Thift on the cliff
Hope Gap. Seaford to Eastbourne
Buttercups over Eastbourne
Seaford to Eastbourne
The Seven Sisters and Beachy Head - Time Out Country Walks near London
Stitched Panorama This classic clifftop walk - one of the finest coastal walks in England - affords stunning (and very famous) views of the white cliffs of the Seven Susters, and the renowed Beachy Head, before ending in the elegant seafront town of Eastbourne. En route, you can swim in the sea at Cuckmere Haven or Birling Gap (provided that the tide is up: and watch out for underwater rocks at Birling Gap). Note however that this is a very strenuous walk. Apart from the start, finish and a short section around Cuckmere Haven, almost none of it is flat, and there are several steep climbs. The very scenic section between Cuckmere Haven and Birling Gap in particular is a series of steep ascents and descents, and it is a long, though relatively gradual, climb up to Beachy Head Source: www.walkingclub.org.uk/book_2/walk_28/index.shtml" rel="nofollow www.walkingclub.org.uk/book_2/walk_28/index.shtml
View of Seafort
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Walking down to Hope Gap
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Seven Sisters from Hope Gap
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Seven Sisters from Hope Gap
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These cottages indeed
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Cottages with view of the Seven Sisters
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Walking the Seven Sisters
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Beachy Head
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Eastbourne Pier
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Sea at Eastbourne
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Crossing the Cuckmere
Seaford to Eastbourne
Crossing the Cuckmere
Seaford to Eastbourne
Fleabane
Seaford to Eastbourne
Pond
Seaford to Eastbourne
Sparrow
The Golden Galleon, Seaford to Eastbourne
Cuckmere Haven
Seaford to Eastbourne
Cuckmere Haven
Seaford to Eastbourne
Cuckmere Haven
Seaford to Eastbourne
Over the sisters
Seaford to Eastbourne
lookin back
Seaford to Eastbourne
Odd wall, odd windows
Belle Toute Lighthouse, Seaford to Eastbourne
Anglers ...
... on Seaford beach
Misty sisters
Sussex coast
August 31, 2015: Seaford to Eastbourne
Sheep grazing above Cuckmere River
August 31, 2015: Seaford to Eastbourne
Lighthouse, gulls & sailing dinghy
Seven Sisters
The Seven Sisters chalk cliffs between Seaford and Eastbourne, UK
Seaford beach huts
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Cuckmere water and path
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Eastbourne Pier view
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Flora and fauna
Poppies, bluebells and magpies too
Cuckmere canoeists
Exceat Gap
Exceat Gap
From near Seven Sisters
The End of the Pier
Eastbourne
The ever Iconic Seven Sisters
Haven Brow Short Brow Rough Brow Brass Point Flat Hill Bailey's Hill Went Hill Could be another seven on the footpath
Descent into Seaford
Brighton in the distant murk Rucksacks upright and fastened securely
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Train journey from Eastbourne to London