Sunday Seaside Saunter

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Goats keep the vegetation under control on the cliff.

Fish and chips

Queue for ice creams

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Local artist Miroslav Lucan

Portrait by Mathew Byrom of Southbourne Metal Detectorist hero Darren Wiles.

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Primary school leavers jump in the sea in their school uniforms to celebrate the end of the school year.

Time to leave the beach…

28 thoughts on “Sunday Seaside Saunter”

    1. Ha ha Liz, you are not alone in that. You would not like the main beaches by the pier, they are manic at holiday times. The good thing about living near a beach is there are plenty of quiet days to have the beach to yourself.

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      1. When we lived in Virginia, we avoid Virginia Beach and went to a rural, out-of-the way community beach. There weren’t more than two or three other people there at any given time.

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  6. Ever since living on the Exe Estuary and seeing what came out of the pipe from the sewage treatment works I have refused to swim in the sea even with blue flags proudly flying! However a walk along a beach and a paddle is brilliant.

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  9. Bournemouth at its best. I love the English seaside, and I am looking forward to 5 days away on the Lincolnshire coast at Sutton-on-Sea in September. (When the kids have gone back to school.)

    Best wishes, Pete.

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    1. Hello Pete, yes we are an island nation and love to see the sea. In my road you could be in any suburb, except for the teenage herring gulls zooming around, but it is always good to go to the cliff top and see how big the sea and horizon are!

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