#SundayStills ~ The Beauty of British #Beaches
Welcome to the Sunday Stills feature hosted by Terri at Second Wind Leisure. Terri’s choice this week is Beaches.
“Life takes you down many paths but my favorite ones lead to the beach.” – Unknown
In the photo on the left I was looking out at Llanddwyn Island from Newborough beach on Anglesey. In the right hand photo I was looking back at Newborough beach. Llanddwyn is a small, pretty tidal island off the west coast of Anglesey, named after the 5th century Welsh patron saint of lovers.
A shingle beach on the coast of Lindisfarne (Holy Island)
Lyme Regis and West Bay, two of the more popular beaches along the Jurassic Coast, a world heritage site spanning almost 100 miles along the south coast of England.
Below these two is Budleigh Salterton, a quieter seaside town on the Devon portion of the Jurassic Coast.
Castle Beach, one of a few beaches surrounding the pretty harbour town of Tenby in southwest Wales
Looking down on the beach at Beer, a quaint little village in East Devon on England’s south coast.
