Jean and I went for a coastal walk this morning (on her birthday) and had this view of the "Seven Sisters" cliffs from Seaford Head on the Sussex coast (click to enlarge):
Thanks for looking.
Ray.
Thanks for looking.
Ray.
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WOW! Magnificent shot
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Beautiful view and great weather for a special day.Comment
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Ray
I envy You the view and the good time You had. Bill5 OUT OF 4 PEOPLE DON'T UNDERSTAND FRACTIONS.Comment
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Nothing better to do eh. That's the kind of walk I want to take while I'm still alive. Say "Happy Birthday" for me.
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Absolutely stunning view!
Although I'm a little late by now, please wish the LOYL a happy birthday for me!
Scott
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Beautiful picture. Are those chalk cliffs, Ray? I remember walking along the chalk cliffs ( I think it was Ramsgate) when I was much younger. I thought it was cool that I could pick up chalk right off the ground. There were chalk drawings at my Nan's for days after that trip.
From the "deep south" part of Canada
Richard in Smithville
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Wow Ray! that is a spectacular view. I'd love to live in the house that you can just see in that pic.David
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What is the original size of that picture? Any chance you could email me a copy?
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Wonderful view, on a great day.She couldn't tell the difference between the escape pod, and the bathroom. We had to go back for her.........................Twice.Comment
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Thanks for the kind comments and wishes - much appreciated!
Yes, they're chalk, like the majority of cliffs on the south coast. These are not as famous as the White Cliffs of Dover, although, co-incidentally, Dame Vera Lynn only lives five miles from Seaford!Originally posted by Richard in Smithville
All the houses are still lived in - they're former Coastguard properties. The cliffs are at Lat: 50°45'27.52"N, Long: 0° 8'59.54"E in Google Earth. The houses can be found as "Cuckmere Haven," just to the west of the estuary.Originally posted by crokett
It's 12.907" x 8.640" (3872 x 2592 pixels) and weighs in at 10.9 MB (11,458,765 bytes). It was shot in RAW on my Pentax K10D.Originally posted by LinuxRandal
EXIF data as follows:
100mm - 300mm Pentax zoom at 85mm.
1/350th. second at F9.5, ISO 100
Send me your e-mail address and I'll ping it to you with pleasure.
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Beautiful Ray, tell Jean Happy Birthday from South Georgia for me. That picture would make a super desktop background. PatWoodworking is therapy.....some of us need more therapy than others. <ZERO>Comment
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If you right-click on it (in Windows, not sure about Apple OS), one of the menu options is "Set as Background" (Internet Explorer) or "Set As Desktop Background" (Firefox). Feel free to use it!Originally posted by Popeye
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I wish I had a view like that on my daily walk.Comment
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