After the 'St Jude's Day' storm came the 'not quite stormy enough to be named' storm on the following Sunday. Apart from scaring me silly while driving home it didn't have much of a lasting effect. However, these things must be documented...
Category: Bexhill
The Sovereign Light
There have been some amazing light conditions over the sea the last week. I don't have the kit or the skill to do it justice but here is a gallery of shots...
Up on the roof
What's happening on the roof of the De La Warr Pavilion? There seems to be a BMX / skateboarding ramp up there. The roof of the Pavilion can be an entertaining space. On closer inspection it's a nice little facility. Is the DLWP adding street sports to its mission? Kind of. It looks like it's … Continue reading Up on the roof
Winter in Bexhill
We went away for Christmas and New Year (more on this soon). Now we're back, Winter is here - it even snowed today. It's still nice to be here though. A few photos from the seaside...
Eddie Izzard at the De La Warr Pavilion
A couple of weeks ago we went to watch Eddie Izzard, patron saint of Bexhill, perform on the roof of the DLWP. The whole show was done beneath 'the bus' which Mr I sponsored. The whole gig was in French. I don't speak French. It was still good. I was very proud of recognising the … Continue reading Eddie Izzard at the De La Warr Pavilion
A Gig
We've had a couple of impromptu nights out this week. On Thursday, on a whim, we went to a music gig. Local music shop Music's Not Dead promoted their first show at the old Bexhill West Station. Part of the station is now an antique shop and café, Eras of Style. The gig itself was … Continue reading A Gig
You wait ages for a bus…
We went for a walk into Bexhill this evening. There are strange goings on at the De La Warr Pavilion. There seems to be a bus peeping over the top of the building. We've been looking forward to this coming since it was announced earlier in the year. Kudos to artist Richard Wilson, the Pavilion's … Continue reading You wait ages for a bus…
After the storm
A couple of nights ago we had the first of the Winter storms. A roof was blow off one block of flats in the town. Our tiles stayed on but it was a noisy night. Yesterday I had a walk down to the front to have a look at the aftermath. Here are some of … Continue reading After the storm
Heatwave
Today (October 1st!) in Bexhill... Pat went sailing... The sea was actually very flat. Some lovely reflections. ...and the sun glistening off the surface...
Guy in the middle distance
Some nice photos by Tom Davies. I happen to be in them (GITMD) but I like them because of the contexts. Thanks, Tom. This was taken at Bodiam Castle's medieval weekend. That's me presenting the Baker Talk to a small audience in front of the West Range. I'm afraid that the hat has since been … Continue reading Guy in the middle distance