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Visit Eastbourne
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Sections:
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Introduction | |
Eastbourne Pier | ||
Sea front | ||
Old Town | ||
Sovereign Harbour | ||
Seven Sisters | ||
Beachy Head | ||
Further information | ||
Links |
INTRODUCTION
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Eastbourne:
Between the Downs and the Sea (photo guide) Author: Frank Glyn Jones Publisher: Eastbourne Society Date: February 2000 |
Eastbourne
and Beachy Head (Explorer map) Publisher: Ordnance Survey Date: September 2004 |
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Moods
of Sussex (photo book) Author: Ian McGowan Publisher: Devon Books Date: June 2006 |
EASTBOURNE PIER
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SEA FRONT
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Redoubt Fortress: now a museum |
The Wish Tower: built as a fortification to protect against a possible invasion by Napoleon |
Siting on the beach |
The Dotto train carries visitors along the sea front |
OLD TOWN
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The Lamb Inn ... |
... is one of the oldest in Britain |
St Mary's Church |
SOVEREIGN HARBOUR
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Yachts in the marina |
SEVEN SISTERS
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The walk through the park to the coast follows the meandering River Cuckmere |
Sheep graze on the hills ... |
... and cattle too |
Sea breezes affect the shape of trees |
Seven Sisters cliffs |
View of Seven Sisters from nearby cliffs |
BEACHY HEAD
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Take care if walking close to the cliff edge. The chalk sometimes breaks away and falls into the sea. |
Beachy Head is sometimes chosen as a suicide spot. Call the Samaritans if you feel you want to kill yourself. |
Beachy Head cliffs |
Lighthouse |
Chalk and flint |
Kestrel |
FURTHER INFORMATION
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Sightseeing bus |
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