Sometimes it’s amply clear that these are chalk downs:

People climbing up the steps to Cissbury Ring.

Easter walk at Woods Mill.

Two younb girls walking at Woods Mill in Sussex.

There’s a metaphor here about nature and technology…

An overgrown, rusted cable telephone sign in Shoreham-by-Sea

Up and at ‘em early this morning for a last pass on a really interesting research report I’m editing.

Spring really came to Shoreham-by-Sea, yesterday. I took advantage of the lockdown easing to have a bonus lunchtime walk.

A boat floating in the Adur.St Mary de Haura’s east elevation in Shoreham-by-SeaLooking towards East Street from the churchyard of St Mary de Haura.Trees and daffodils in the churchyard of St Mary de Haura.

Bat kerb.

A batman logo sticker on a kerb.

I do like to get down and dirty with a server once in a while:

Updating Ghost from the terminal

The very old and the very new in a port town.

Shoreham by Sea seen from the south bank of the Adur

Last night, we finished the last of the Christmas mead — just in time for spring.

New boats in the Adur.

Boats moored in the river Adur.

Beach fishermen.

Fishermen on Shoreham Beach.

Not this way, apparently.

A barbed wire fence blocking access to the water’s edge on Shoreham Beach.

Sea chains.

A chain in the Adur at low tide.A chain in the Adur at low tide.A chain covered in seaweed in the Adur at low tide.

Beach finds.

A pretty sea-worn shell from Shoreham Beach.

Down by the harbour wall.

A wave hitting the harbour arm on Shoreham Beach.

This is not the real view from my house - but neither is it a Zoom background…

The Shoreham Harbour pilots' boat coming back in after meeting a container ship offshore.

The Shoreham Harbour pilot boat

Spring is here!

Spring bulbs flowering

The Ernst Hagedorn coming into Shoreham Harbour this afternoon.

The Ernst Hagedorn entering Shoreham Harbour.

They really want the train to stop #worldbookday

Two girls dressed as the Railway Children for World Book Day