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Crabs…do you suppose they get crabby after being caught countless times during crabbing?

Posted on October 22, 2014 by Sophia Moseley

I wouldn’t like to be a crab; not because they are incapable of walking forwards, or backwards for that matter; I suppose I would eventually get used to the idea of turning away from my intended destination in order to … Continue reading →

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The Victorian gentry were wheeled down to the sea in theirs but they were missing out

Posted on May 20, 2014 by Sophia Moseley

Oh I do like to be beside the seaside, oh I do like to be beside the sea…   Just what is it that draws us to the ocean? The rhythmic sound of the waves as they wash up over … Continue reading →

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Beer…not the brew best served cold but the quiet cove on the Jurassic Coast

Posted on April 11, 2014 by Sophia Moseley

Beer. Not the brown liquid libation but the picturesque coastal village that nestles comfortably in the 95 mile stretch of the amazing Jurassic Coast. As with all the beaches along this prehistoric sweep of English coastline, it has so much … Continue reading →

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Charmouth beach and when nature bites back

Posted on February 10, 2014 by Sophia Moseley

Charmouth beach is probably one of my most favourite spots along the Jurassic coast; since benefiting from the natural tidal migration of the imported sand the council deposited on Lyme Regis beach, Charmouth now has the perfect mix of large sandy areas that are … Continue reading →

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Burgh Island, Devon. Flora, fauna & fancy hotels

Posted on January 19, 2014 by Sophia Moseley

The road to Burgh Island, or perhaps more accurately, Bigbury-on-Sea in Devon is very typical of all the roads in the south-west; it’s a narrow country road with a few passing places and bordered by dense hedgerow. But it is … Continue reading →

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The battle weary charm of Charmouth

Posted on October 5, 2013 by Sophia Moseley

I always battle with myself when choosing my favourite Jurassic coast beach, after all there are not only several to choose from but each has its own distinct attractive qualities and irresistible appeal; however whenever I visit Charmouth I say the … Continue reading →

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Lyme Regis; weddings in wellies & artists in the Baptist Church

Posted on September 21, 2013 by Sophia Moseley

Lyme Regis, Lyme Regis, so good I’ve named it twice and if you haven’t been recently, then don’t wait for a reason, just get in the car, bus or train (walk or bike for that matter) and go. I went … Continue reading →

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Buddy Holly Raves On Lyme Regis with Guitars on the Beach

Posted on September 7, 2013 by Sophia Moseley

There is always an excuse to visit Lyme Regis, whether it’s to stroll along the High Wall or enjoy a drink in the Harbour Inn while absorbing your pleasant environs. But on Saturday 7 September 2013, there was an even better reason to visit … Continue reading →

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The Red Arrows, the romance, the wild flying, the red white & blue of First Class Flying

Posted on August 8, 2012 by Sophia Moseley

I always want to be the first one to spot them, I want to be the one who shouts out, “There they are, look, over there!” When my sons become bored of the waiting and they have long given up … Continue reading →

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