There are a few places where you can really see the dynamism of the erosion of the soft coastline. It is obvious along...

There are a few places where you can really see the dynamism of the erosion of the soft coastline. It is obvious along...
It's a habit, almost a ritual. On Boxing day we go on a beach walk, blow away the cobwebs, usually at Happisburgh....
I wrote a bit about Trimingham a few weeks ago, it was canvas really, the backdrop, the beach is the deep history....
I keep trapping myself in series' of work and forgetting that sometimes I take a photo just because I happen to be...
March 2013, a scouring North Easterly for a few weeks changed the profile of Caister (and Hopton) beaches, revealing...
Stretches of Norfolk's curved coast get slightly brushed aside. Maybe they seem a bit inaccessible. Trimingham with...
This isn't really my home Coast, I grew up with The stretch from Mundesley in the middle, awareness stretching from...
Yet more lumps of concrete, I doubt a the vast majority of people even give them a thought apart from trying not to...
We are spoilt for lost villages in Norfolk and due to the nature of the coast have a huge number that weren't down to...
We used to go to Walcott quite a lot when I was a kid, it's was and is all concrete, groynes and flat inland space,...
Horsey is a curious area, it's always felt like slightly dead ground to me, for the uninitiated it is just to the...
An odd little place is Munsley, somewhere inbetween Victoria and now you can sense a fading into much more of a...
Eccles beach. Not Echo Beach, but I like a nice inexpensive joke derived from a slightly odd eighties lyric now and...
Happisburgh, a curious place to find yourself, another favourite of mine, the quality of the light, the changing riven...
Another one of my favourite bits of Norfolk coast, lots of reasons; my childhood, our children played here, I spent a...