Autumn is casting its spell, painting the skies in hues of turquoise and pink, and dusting the landscapes with warm golden and auburn tones. Just imagine a seaside getaway during this enchanting season! Why not explore the ancient towns of Rye and Winchelsea? Once guardians of England’s coast, these historic gems now bask in the glow of 🍁✨ Autumn by the Sea: A Journey Through Time & Beauty ✨🌅Read More
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Mysterious Romney Marsh
Tucked away on the southern coast of England, Romney Marsh is a wetland area like no other. With its sprawling grasslands, winding rivers and shingle beaches, this remote region of Sussex has an atmosphere of isolation and tranquillity. Though largely uninhabited by humans, Romney Marsh is teeming with diverse wildlife and charming rural villages Mysterious Romney MarshRead More
5 Reasons to Visit Dungeness
Part fishing village and part shingle beach, Dungeness is a unique destination and a popular spot for photographers and holidaymakers alike. This stark landscape has an otherworldly beauty and is an offbeat coastal area that’s truly one of the most unique locations in the UK. Dungeness is home to the world’s smallest passenger railway as 5 Reasons to Visit DungenessRead More
East Sussex: The Ultimate Country Weekend Break Near London
The pace of city life often feels hectic and hurried. Moments of relaxation can become hard to find. So now and then, it can be great to take a breath and escape on a country weekend break near London, but far enough away from the buzz and bustle. A weekend away is a East Sussex: The Ultimate Country Weekend Break Near LondonRead More
Dungeness National Nature Reserve
Dungeness National Nature Reserve, the RSPB’s oldest nature reserve, occupies nearly 1,000 hectares of the Dungeness peninsula – the largest shingle formation of its kind in Europe. The reserve is part of the Dungeness National Nature Reserve and a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) In winter, you can see hundreds of waterbirds on the Dungeness National Nature ReserveRead More
It’s a different world in Dungeness…
There’s something distinctly otherworldly about Dungeness. It might have something to do with the strange combination of nuclear power stations, battered fishermen’s huts, lighthouses, the ‘acoustic mirrors’, concrete oddities and the largest expanse of shingle in Europe. The ‘ness is simultaneously a desolate dystopian land and a place of awe-inspiring beauty. It’s no wonder then It’s a different world in Dungeness…Read More
