Today’s Picture: 28 Sep 20

On By stuartakenIn Nature, Photography
The white cliffs of Dover are famous, of course. But there’s another stretch of chalk cliffs in the UK, the only other one, at a place called Flamborough, East Yorkshire.

Each year, I take a complete break from the internet. I’m deluded into believing it keeps me sane. However, earlier this year, I made a commitment to post a picture of the outdoor world every day, to share with people stuck indoors.

So, I’m scheduling those posts. They’ll appear as usual, but I won’t be able to response to any comments you may feel inclined to make. Sorry about that!

If you’re a visitor here, please be kind to those trapped indoors, and share this widely on social media, so they can enjoy it. Thank you.

3 thoughts on “Today’s Picture: 28 Sep 20”

    1. Thanks, TasView. Just around the end of this stretch, there’s a further chalk run, Bempton, that acts as a conservation area for thousands of domestic and migratory seabirds, so it’s a pretty vital resource for nature conservation.

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