My photos in this continuing series show our beautiful world. Maybe I can encourage viewers to help save it from human carelessness. Today’s photograph is from our trip to the Isle of Wight in September 2021, after a longish spell of lockdown due to Covid. The hotel was still recovering from that event and many of the staff members were new and inexperienced, which made for some interesting conversations. The island is reached primarily by ferries that also carry traveller’s cars. We took the one from Lymington, avoiding the city-based terminals at Southampton and Portsmouth. These cliffs we walked frequently from the hotel in Sandown. Fresh sea air and open countryside served us well for those. It’s a pleasant place, though, in common with many of England’s seaside locations, it has an air of neglect due, to some extent, to the effects of Covid, Brexit, and our London-centric, elitist Government that has been in power for too long. At least the weather served us well for our rambles.

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