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Monthly Archives: May 2013
Colour Blind
Are crabs and lobsters colour blind? Are they concerned only with the bait that’s in the trap? Photo: Overstrand, May 2013
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Fish
Unknown, broken fish. Why hasn’t it been picked clean by the east coast Herring Gulls? Photo: Overstrand, May 2013
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Stardom
The ephemera of pop stardom; and the longevity of the teddy bear. Photo: Cromer, May 2013
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Cromer again
People may be happier overall by the sea, but do their moods change with the weather more or less than for people inland? Photo: Cromer, May 2013
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Overstrand
I read somewhere recently that people who live by the sea tend to be happier than those who don’t. Today a report suggested that house prices in places by the sea are rising more quickly than elsewhere. Photo: Overstrand, May … Continue reading
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Cromer view 2
A changing seascape indeed – this picture was taken 50 minutes before the one in yesterday’s posting. Photo: Cromer, May 2013
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Cromer view
The ever changing view from the terrace of the Beach Haus, Cromer. Photo: Cromer, May 2013
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Cycling
Cycling, a great sport, a great way to get around. Pity that the gear can be so unflattering. Photo: Hove, April 2013
Posted in Ruckenfigur - Rear View
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Seven Sisters
…”The Seven Sisters cliffs – Made from chalk that formed underneath the sea millions of years ago. Narrow ledges provide nesting sites for breeding populations of kittiwakes and fulmars.” Photo: Seven Sisters, Seaford, April 2013
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Seaford Head
“At the end of the path you will see the coastguard cottages. For the best view walk up the hill past the cottages.” Ahead is land – sea – sky. To the east… Photo: Seaford Head, April 2013
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Cromer
It is one the delights and curiosities of Cromer that, despite being on the east cost, it enjoys spectacular seaside sunsets. Photo: Cromer, May 2013
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Sky
8.00 am sky and tree masquerading as a species of polus telegraphensis. Photo: Cambridge, May 2013
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Transient
The house is shut up; the car is abandoned in the drive; the entwining grip of nature takes over. One day someone will reclaim the house and scrap the car. In the enduring life of a street this is ephemeral. … Continue reading
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Reflection
A piece of true ephemera: on a certain day at a certain time the sun creates a golden mirror reflection. Recalling the rising sun piercing gloomy tombs and temples at magical solstice hours it takes on an almost pagan sense of a captured … Continue reading
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Seven Sisters
This is closer to a true ruckenfigur than some recent views of the backs of people. Photo: Cuckmere Haven, Seaford, April 2013
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