The old Napoleonic lighthouse stood on the cliffs harking back to the old days of wooden sailing ships. An incredible set of views; a most beautiful setting.
Flamborough – The old chalk Lighthouse
Cliffs teeming with nesting birds! Photos
Fantastic to see so many gorgeous birds nesting on these cliffs – gannets, guillemots, razor-bills, gulls, shags and puffins. I don’t know how they manage to perch on such narrow ledges let alone stop their eggs and hatchlings from falling to their doom!
Quite a sight!!
The Beautiful limestone cliffs at Bempton.
The cliffs, festooned with pink meadow cranesbill look gorgeous in the Spring sunshine.
All the sea-birds are nesting. The place is alive!!
Recent walks – Across the meadows to Bempton – photos
We went to visit the bird sanctuary at Bempton when the gannets, puffins, razorbills, gulls and guillemots nest. It was late Spring and the fields were alive with the colour of wild flowers.
We could see the 2nd World War defences and radar station on the cliffs. The meadow cranesbill was in full bloom. The Jackdaws were hunting. A beautiful day.
Jersey – Approaching on the ferry – photos
It was a sunny day as we approached the island of Jersey on the ferry. It looked extremely picturesque.
