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Hey Guys,.........Belfairs wood ,park and Nature Reserve
Leigh-on sea Essex SE UK. Leigh-on sea, best known for it's marvellous sea food cockles and crabs, mussels and the like!! but tucked away is the Nature Reserve, in stunning countryside,golf course.and there,horses and ponies for trekking though the woodland trails that are available,gardens,rare plants.wildlife,woodpeckers squirrels, all well away from roads, rare butterflies and moths abound the beautiful gardens giving Nature a chance to survive in this sometimes turbulent time we live in!! Cheers my friends  [hidden image - please register] |
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Hi Guys, .........Eel Pie Island..Thames London
This is quite unusual!! a small haven for waterfowl in the middle of London ,on an Island, in the Thames!! swans and many speciecs of ducks and birds have made their permanent home here as a few people have also!!! a haven for Nature and man together!! there is a footbridge to the shore, or of course a rowing boat!! [hidden image - please register] |
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Good Morning Guys,........Beachy head Eastboune Sussex S UK
This splendid place is identical to the White cliffs at Dover!! only a bit more upmarket!! there is a cafe and pub to cater for the hundreds of visitors each day it is a designated nature reserve, i have ever only seen birds and sheep!! there are nature trails to wander along before a visit to the pub!! there are of course, down on the beach, fossils to be found among the chalk and stones, if you are fit enough for the climb each way!! a lighthouse finishes off the scene quite resplendent as if it was in charge!! the one downside, it's the most popular place in the UK to commit suicide!! no idea why these troubled souls choose here!! there is a part time volunteer to try and talk potential "jumpers" to change their minds!!! Cheers Guys  [hidden image - please register] |
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Hi Friends,....Richmond Park SW London
This is the largest of the Royal Parks created by King Edward in 1272, 2500 acres of beautiful park land ,gardens and lake,It is a National Nature Reserve The Isabella Plantation woodland garden was created in 1947 landscaped hills In1625 Charles 1 brought the Royal Court to Richmond , The deer have been in residence since1637 introduced by Charles 11 originally for sport the park is now open to everyone a major tourist hot spot and a mecca for nature lovers there are a number of Special Scientific Interest areas The large Manor House is open for visitors A remarkable place for nature in the centre of London. [hidden image - please register] |
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Hey Friends, Royal Military Canal Romney Marsh Kent
Dug by man as a third defence against Napoleon! running 30km through the marshes! visitors can walk all the length if they are fit enough!!!a complete haven for wildlife and wildfowl alike!! Kingfishers dragon flies the famous large toads also live and breed here they are very vocal during May and June when looking for a mate!! eels and protected newts also take advantage of what man has offered Nature to survive!! best regards [hidden image - please register] |
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Hi Guys, South Swale Nature Reserve, Seasalter Kent
Important breeding ground for migratory wildfowl and permanent residents which include,golden plovers,sky larks, reed warblers breeding redshanks and marsh harriers!! also home to many rare flowers and plants. the walkways are raised paths for visitors comfort!! all year round attractions!! best regards. [hidden image - please register] |
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Hey Guys,........ River Rother Sluice gate Rye sussex SE
This is marine/wildfowl birds showing just how devious they can be!! the sluice gates only open to let excess water pass through at low tide if required.... no birds on the sea side of sluice!! when at high tide when the sea reaches the sluice gate there is an abundance of gulls and herons waiting for the choice pickings of fish and eels that are trapped by the sluice gates!! clever or what?? that is nature working as perfect as it can cheers guys [hidden image - please register] |
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To keep it fresh are here some photos of caves under water & some other things that we see in water , enjoy these refreshments people
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To keep it fresh are here some photos of caves under water & some other things that we see in water , enjoy these refreshments people
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Waterfall part 5 :
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Waterfalls part 4 :
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Hello Friends, Deal Nature Reserve SE Kent
This reserve is situated on marsh land very close to the incoming tide!! so the wildlife is restricted to marine birds and many different water fowl!! even though its' location is not ideal it is Nature!! and must be not be missed!! best regards guys [hidden image - please register] |
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Hey guys, Dover Castle,Kent SE UK
Apart from being a magnlficent castle the grounds also boast of a Nature Trail below the castle walls it is situated on quite steep ground but still a nice pleasant walk around the walls. mainly nesting sea birds a few more species are also seen nesting House martins use the gaps between the stones of the wall to nest the castle is the main tourist attraction but nature is playing her part here as well! regards guys [hidden image - please register] |
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hi guys. Pett Level preservation Trust East Sussex
this trust looks after listed dwellings, as well as hedge rows storm drain ditches also their area of the bird sanctuary which is actually the verge on the side of the road!but what a verge 3kms long 900mts wide!! sea wall on the other side..... red chested geese have made this verge a permanent residence and it's all by the roadside difficult to know how many visitors!! cheers [hidden image - please register] |
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Hey Guys. Romney Marsh visitor centre.
A new reserve opened a while ago i have not been there so i don't know much about it but i do have their leaflet so i shall quote the info, from that! "History of Romney Marsh and Wildlife there are 2 Trails to walk one area for plants and wildlife flowers and insects,one for watching Lambing (4 months of the year) Tea room , shop and a small art gallery by local artists wheelchair friendly(so i will be able to go!)" Looks like it might be worth a look It is Nature so yes i shall have a look!! kind regards to all [hidden image - please register] |
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