A cold afternoon walk along the cliffs at Weybourne. Golden hours, the cawing of birds, the crashing of waves.
Showing posts with label cliffs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cliffs. Show all posts
Tuesday, 26 November 2013
Autumn Afternoons
Labels:
autumn,
cliffs,
coast,
east anglia,
eastscapes,
landscape,
norfolk,
norfolk coast,
north norfolk,
sea,
weybourne
Tuesday, 26 March 2013
"shore crumbles away"
Labels:
bleak,
cliffs,
coastal erosion,
decay,
east anglia,
eastscapes,
eroding,
haiku,
norfolk,
norfolk coast,
overstrand
Thursday, 6 December 2012
Deep Hole Formi(ng)
An image I found lurking forgotten on my hard-drive. I've babbled on about my fascination with coastal erosion and the lost Doggerland before: this is an unused image from a load I took whilst walking the beach and cliffs at Happisburgh, the village that is being slowly claimed by the sea.
Deep Hole Forming. Sums up quite a lot, in its own small way.

Deep Hole Forming. Sums up quite a lot, in its own small way.
Labels:
beach,
bleak,
cliffs,
coastal erosion,
doggerland,
eroding,
happisburgh,
norfolk,
norfolk coast
Saturday, 22 January 2011
Sunrise Above Overstrand
Walking across the cliffs from Cromer early in the morning, to be greeted with this glorious sunrise above Overstrand - muse of the nineteenth century journalist Clement Scott, who originally christened the area with its 'Poppyland' moniker.
Labels:
beauty,
cliffs,
cromer,
iPhone photography,
norfolk,
norfolk coast,
north norfolk,
overstrand,
poppyland,
sunrise
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