Being a persistent shit-poster on Twitter and rather thin-skinned about criticism strikes me as an extremely poor life choice.


Quayside ladder, high tide.

A ladder down from a quay on the Adur.

Richard Durrant playing during the sunrise this morning.

A man wearing a brown shearling coat is playing an acoustic guitar by the seaside.

More images from the sunrise Easter service this morning.

A rocky shoreline is silhouetted against a calm sea and a golden sunset sky.A silhouette of a person standing on a hill is seen against the backdrop of a vibrant orange sunset.A person is standing on a beach at sunset, holding a guitar and looking toward the horizon.A serene beach scene at sunset features a calm sea, a person wading in the shallow water, and a distant coastline with silhouetted buildings.


Sunrise on Easter Sunday.

A church congregation meets on Shireham Beach to welcome Easter Sunday.

A tiny escape on Good Friday.


My feelings were ambivalent - social media and the internet have introduced me to many wonderful people - but I couldn’t help thinking that all this obsessive togetherness made solitude both more intimidating and more necessary.

— Windswept: Walking the Paths of Trailblazing Women by Annabel Abbs 📚


What’s SUP, Doc?

Two stand up paddleboarders on the Sussex sea.

New research shows that leg exercise - in particular weight-bearing leg exercise like walking - instructs the brain to produce the neurons needed to cope with stress and change. The foot-to-ground impact of walking sends pressure waves surging through the arteries, dramatically increasing blood to the brain.

— Windswept: Walking the Paths of Trailblazing Women by Annabel Abbs 📚


Such a beautiful morning.