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Hoek van Holland is an amazing place which you have to visit every now and then. Today we explored HvH!
Seen heading northbound on the M1 motorway at Milton Keynes in Buckinghamshire.
No information at all on this vehicle.
Nothing on the DVLA website appears for this registration.
It looks like Plaxton Panther body work.
I reckon its an MOD (Ministry of Defence) vehicle similar to FE14 DGF which I have photographed and is believed to be MOD.
Well, old ones! Appearing as the tide goes down on the beach at Happisburgh - some of them look as though they could be quite lethal!
This pile of rocks form a rudimentary sea defence at the base of a small loose cliff. Some plant life, in this case an invasive bamboo, become established even in this hostile area.
A fresco (1537) of the defence of Constantinople against Persians dressed as Turks in 626 appears on the south wall of Moldovita Monastery in Bukovina, Romania.
Vale Park corner is apparently well known for catching towering waves at high tide and so I retreated behind the Wallasey War memorial as assorted waves crashed over and along the sea wall.
Another shot from Brighton, taken the day before the workshop when a few of us met up to shoot. It was very bright and pretty windy, but this shot of the sea defences at Shoreham harbour turned out better than I thought it would. I also have a nice panoramic crop of this that will no doubt show up online one day.
Thanks to Noel Clegg for showing us this location, and to Mike Diblicek for driving us all around!
Wooden beach defence down on the Western Undercliffe, Ramsgate.
Fuji X100 try out day - mono conversion in Nik Efex only.
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Old gun defences at the entrance to Hull marina, Kingston Upon Hull, East Yorkshire, England.
Herne Bay, promenade
Not quite what I meant when I started editing these images.
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Warden Point Battery - Warden Point, Kent.
World War 2 sea defences at Warden Point on the Isle of Sheppey. The pillboxes have fallen in to the sea due to the eroding coastline on the island.
The wreck of Steam Trawler Sheraton, built in 1907, later used for submarine boom defence work in WWI and as an armed as a patrol vessel in WWII. Used as a target hulk in 1947 and later that year washed ashore in a gale.