A Red Kite over the Brecon Beacons in Wales.

Dryslwyn Castle Near Carmarthen in Wales.

Dryslwyn Castle Near Carmarthen in Wales.

Dryslwyn Castle Near Carmarthen in Wales.

A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush, (or so the saying goes)

Glastonbury Tor rises enigmatically above the Somerset Levels

A stitch in time saves nine. A visual representation of the old proverb

Located near to Rye Harbour in East Sussex

Old wooden boats on the unique, bleak, shingle shore peninsular at Dungeness in Kent

Located on the new Hastings Pier in East Sussex

The decayed wooden sea defences stand on this windswept beach, much like ancient standing stones in a Neolithic landscape.

On the prom at Hastings!

Built for the purpose of enemy aircraft detection, before the invention of Radar. This one is situated amongst others, on the Dungeness peninsula

Located in Sussex

A windswept tree on the South Downs in Sussex

A stile on the South Downs in Sussex

The South Downs National Park in Sussex

Love the Cobb in Lyme Regis, health and safety hasn’t managed to put hand rails on it, (yet)!

The Capitols big wheel

At Whitby Abbey

Roaming Deer at Knole Park in Sevenoaks.

Salford Quays near Manchester

In the Derbyshire Peak District

This glass office building in central Manchester, reflects its environment with an interplay of technology and blue sky, dappled with white clouds.