Seaford Beach is stony but faces south-west, the heat haze shows how the curve catches the sun
My summertime walk along this stony beach line, a 10 km (7½ miles) section of the Vanguard Way in Sussex
Seaford council beach huts have their own colour palette
The Isle of Wight, about 100 km away (75 mi) seen through the heat haze from Seaford
The white cliffs of Seaford Head (85 m.) are fresh with the erosion of last winter’s storms
The Martello Tower, now a museum, is Seaford’s souvenir of the Napoleonic Wars
St. Leonard’s Church, Seaford
Newhaven & Seaford Sailing Club runs a popular beach cafe
Starlings at Tide Mills in the South Downs National Park
Little Egret in the River Ouse estuary, East Sussex
The Côte d’Abatre in the harbour at Newhaven, East Sussex. ‘Côte d’Abatre’ means the Alabaster Coast, meaning the Channel coast between Le Havre and Tréport, including Fécamp and Dieppe.