Seven Sisters over Cuckmere DSC 4953
Looking east over the mouth of the Cuckmere Valley towards the Seven Sisters cliffs in Sussex, UK.
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Taken on Wednesday June 12, 2024
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Posted on Saturday June 20, 2026
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Jocelyne Villoing said:
Bon dimanche Andrew.
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David G Johnson said:
[ Added to the Landscape group ] Thanks,.. Andrew,, ☺
Further to the above text,. [ Added to the second 'Landscape' group ] Thanks
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Annemarie said:
Happy summer solstice and happy Sunday.
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Günter Klaus said:
Wünsche noch einen schönen Sonntag,liebe Grüße Güni :))
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Andrew Trundlewagon replied to raingirl:
Yes we did walk over the top. We started at a small seaside town called Seaford and walked along the cliffs to this place, Cuckmere Haven, where the river cuts through the cliffs but, luckily, we arrived at low tide, so we could wade through to the other side. Apparently it had a reputation for smuggling in the old days. The cliffs you can see are the Seven Sisters, leading eventually to Beachy Head, with a famous lighthouse, and then back down to the town of Eastbourne. It's about 14 miles altogether, but once you get on top of the cliffs it is not too hard, although my knees were rather angry with me for the steep bits to get onto the cliff tops and then getting back down again.
All the best,
Andew