Category: Travel

Brighton Palace Pier sunset clouds

Aerial Boundaries

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Hastings Observer aPIERtite by Nathan Thomas Jones

May Day weekender pics in Hastings Observer

Nice to see so many of my photos in the Observer today: Doctor Savage, King Size Slim and more. More photos from the events here: aPIERtite May Day Weekender

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Seagull and Hastings Pier by Nathan Thomas Jones

Low tide seagull

The sun and warmth are coming back. The quiet low tide. Fishermen pulling bait worms out of the sand. A lone seagull chills and looks out at the horizon. The vastness of it all. ‘Am I significant?’, it asks itself.

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The Landing, Hastings Beach sculpture by Leigh Dyer, photograph by Nathan Thomas Jones

The Landing

The Landing, sculpture by Leigh Dyer. Bitterly cold day during ‘Beast from the East’, on Hastings Beach.

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Kevan House, Camberwell

Block rocking beats

Kevan House, Camberwell, London

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Woman reading on bench, Queen's Park, Glasgow

Over the hill

 

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Heart & Hand

Heart & Hand

At the Heart & Hand, the jukebox is generally so good, that you can ‘lucky dip’, by poking in any old numbers to get a good playlist. It only takes old pound coins though, but you can swap them at the bar. I was once asked to play here. I played guitar, stood in front […]

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Seagull

 

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Wind

Might windy on the pier today.

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amanda-francesca-dogs

Dogtown

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Selfie

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Down by the Seaside

Down by the seaside, see the boats go sailin’ A-can the people hear, oh, what the little fish are sayin’? Ah, ah-ah-ah-ah Ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh Oh, oh, people turned away, oh, the people turned away Down in the city streets, see all the folk go racin’, racin’ No time left, no, no, to pass the time […]

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Ice Cream Man

Di Paolo’s Award-Winning ice cream served up by William the Cone-queror, St Leonards seafront. Where’s Will? Admittedly a little sporadic, but there’s a site and app to find him on the seafront. Also shows current ice cream flavours! You can also look out for that distinctive umbrella, visible from miles away on the seafront. http://williamtheconequeror.co.uk

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St Leonards Beach

Going Down

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Britannia Inn, Dungeness

Rule Britannia

Britannia Inn, Dungeness. Dungeness is a place so weird, alien, topsy turvy, that I’m still processing it. The name is weird. It’s old Norse, ‘Nes’, meaning headland, and the ‘Dunge’ bit might be related to Denge Marsh, up to the Northeast. Dungeness is a headland, a cuspate foreland strictly speaking. It is not on the […]

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Angling Parties, Dungeness

Equilateral

 

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