View of Sussex Series

The photos above from Swanbourne Lake in Arundel form part of our View of Sussex series.

The View of Sussex series consists of photos taken in the counties East and West Sussex with the occasional photo from Brighton and Hove. At times a photo will be accompanied by a story, but primarily the photos will be published on their own, just to give you a feel for the place.

Part of the series is also the View of Sussex map, which indicates where the various photos were taken.

Do not expect masterpieces, the photos merely reflect how we see Sussex. I do hope, though, the photos will inspire you to pay Sussex a visit.

View of Sussex Series

The photos above from Shoreham-by-Sea form part of our View of Sussex series.

The View of Sussex series consists of photos taken in the counties East and West Sussex with the occasional photo from Brighton and Hove. At times a photo will be accompanied by a story, but primarily the photos will be published on their own, just to give you a feel for the place.

Part of the series is also the View of Sussex map, which indicates where the various photos were taken.

Do not expect masterpieces, the photos merely reflect how we see Sussex. I do hope, though, the photos will inspire you to pay Sussex a visit.

View of Sussex Series

The photos above from Littlehampton form part of our View of Sussex series.

The View of Sussex series consists of photos taken in the counties East and West Sussex with the occasional photo from Brighton and Hove. At times a photo will be accompanied by a story, but primarily the photos will be published on their own, just to give you a feel for the place.

Part of the series is also the View of Sussex map, which indicates where the various photos were taken.

Do not expect masterpieces, the photos merely reflect how we see Sussex. I do hope, though, the photos will inspire you to pay Sussex a visit.

Technorati Tags: travel, Littlehampton, West Sussex, View of Sussex

“[..] the tree that I have adopted as “my tree” ever since we moved to West Sussex. The tree is a lonely standing tree in the middle of a field just off the A29 near Bury. It is as good as dead, and I’m not sure why the farmer of the field hasn’t chopped it down. I have yet to find out if the tree has any historic meaning, and if that is perhaps why it is left there, but I enjoy seeing “my” little tree, and hope it stays there.”

If you zoom in close on our View of Sussex map, you can also see “My Tree” on the satellite view.

View of Sussex Series

The photos above of “My Tree” form part of our new View of Sussex series.

The View of Sussex series consists of photos taken in the counties East and West Sussex with the occasional photo from Brighton and Hove. At times a photo will be accompanied by a story, but primarily the photos will be published on their own, just to give you a feel for the place.

Part of the series is also the View of Sussex map, which indicates where the various photos were taken.

Do not expect masterpieces, the photos merely reflect how we see Sussex. I do hope, though, the photos will inspire you to pay Sussex a visit.

Technorati Tags: travel, Bury Hill, West Sussex, View of Sussex