Today we got up early and went to Lyme Regis. It looked lovely as the warm colours of the sun came through the clouds. So, I took another panoramic pictures. This time stitched together from 6 images.
It was taken from the Easter end of the beach looking towards the Cobb.
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Wednesday, 30 May 2012
Saturday, 2 July 2011
Sometimes your environment is the best (or worst) medicine
I was out early this morning and had to be in Lyme Regis, which is a small town on the Dorset coast. (Its famous Cobb harbour wall was the setting for a scene in the film The French Lieutenant's Woman )
This morning the tide was in, the sea was as calm as a lake, the sun was shining but still low in the sky and the place looked wonderful.
I only had time to take a couple of pictures and they are hardly of National Geographic quality but I thought you might like to see them.
This scene lifted my heart for a while and perhaps it can do the same for you. Nature truly can be a wonderful medicine.
This morning the tide was in, the sea was as calm as a lake, the sun was shining but still low in the sky and the place looked wonderful.
I only had time to take a couple of pictures and they are hardly of National Geographic quality but I thought you might like to see them.
This scene lifted my heart for a while and perhaps it can do the same for you. Nature truly can be a wonderful medicine.
Tuesday, 1 December 2009
Lyme Regis Christmas
Saturday, 30 May 2009
Another picture of Lyme Regis
Early Morning image of Lyme Regis, Dorset
I had to go out this morning bright and early. I stopped at Lyme Regis in Dorset just as the sun was rising over Lyme Bay. This picture was taken at around 5.30am, it looks towards the Cobb area from the Eastern end of the beach.
The colours were so wonderful I grabbed the camera and took a few pictures, this is the one I liked the best.
The colours were so wonderful I grabbed the camera and took a few pictures, this is the one I liked the best.
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