Eastbourne Pier

Eastbourne

Eastbourne, Beachy Head and the Seven Sisters

June 3rd 2021
Dear All Greetings, and hello again from London. I am writing at the end of a lovely week-long half-term holiday, the Thursday of which I decided to head out and explore again, and am now writing up my blog entry for another lovely local day trip from London. This time I headed southwards, to the south coast, to a lovely little seaside town called Eastbourne, and some nearby star attractions ... read more

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Alexander Waring

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Hello there! Thanks for reading my blog. I started it in 2010 to keep a record of my travels, to let people know how I'm going, and also to keep me sane at times while I'm on the road! I have written up my 28 most recent journeys so far, and have no plans at all to stop travelling just yet. 93 countries down, 102 more to go - watch this space! Alex... full info

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6th June 2021

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Eastbourne Pier
This is lovely. Nice angle.

6th June 2021

alex waring
Alexander Waring

Eastbourne Pier
Thanks Merry :)

14th June 2021

Ake Och Emma
Ake Dahllof and Emma Holmbro

I think I have visited Eastbourne
In July 2005 my parents, my sister's family and I visited UK. As it happened I went there a few days before anybody else and that gave me a chance to travel by myself. That allowed me to see things that fascinates me. I then visited three places where there are so called chalk figures because I find them pretty cool. Another thing I really like is the recreation piers. I had already seen the one in Brighton so I went to Eastbourne to see that. I would actually love to make a "British recreation piers all in" trip one day. I am sure that would be good fun. /Ake

14th June 2021

alex waring
Alexander Waring

Eastbourne
Wow, small world! There is indeed something quite special about a typical British seaside resort - the pier, prom, amusements and fish 'n' chip shops ? I'm glad to hear you also had a good time there, and were similarly impressed by the pier and chalkstone landscapes ?

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