The line was closed in 1963. It runs parallel with the walk I showed between the coast and the wheat fields. Middle bottom, shows the train going over the bridge – this became too costly to repair. Bottom right is the Old station, now a theatre.
Pubs all up-dated but old. In distance of photo top left is Portsmouth Cathedral dating from 11th Century although then it was just a local church.
Another part of Old Portsmouth – a few fishing boats survive but distant trawlers are no longer there
Part of Old Portsmouth. Busy with small craft, Isle of Wight Ferries, and Continental Ferries. Not often seen now – Royal Naval Ships.
Sennen is in southern Cornwall. Famous for its surfing.
Where the Hayling Ferry lands on Portsea Island. This area sometimes known by locals as ‘the Glory Hole’.
Langston Harbour is to the west of Hayling Island. Yesterday these lovely clouds set the scene for three boats. Top left Hayling Ferry, right Fishing boat registered at Hayling and bottom private sailing boat.
Nuclear Power Station on Suffolk Coast
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