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Alfriston

East Sussex

Date: July 2008
Photographer: SEINGRU: gallery
Location: England: gallery
Tags: sussex south_downs alfriston cuckmere_valley
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Beachy Head lighthouse

Replaced Belle Tout which was often in fog. It was constructed in 1902 using cable cars.

Date: July 2008
Photographer: SEINGRU: gallery
Location: England: gallery
Tags: lighthouse sussex sussex_coast south_downs beachy_head
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The Seven Sisters (or at least some of them) with Belle Tout lighthouse beyond

String of chalk cliffs and dry valleys where the South Downs fall into the English Channel.

Date: July 2008
Photographer: SEINGRU: gallery
Location: England: gallery
Tags: sussex sussex_coast south_downs seven_sisters coastal_scenery
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Five Spot Burnet (Zygaena trifolii)

Found loads of them above Alfriston in Sussex. Larva feeds on greater bird's foot trefoil. Flies are around for July and August.

Date: July 2008
Photographer: SEINGRU: gallery
Location: England: gallery
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Chalk footpath over the South Downs

Near Wilmington Long Man

Date: July 2008
Photographer: SEINGRU: gallery
Location: England: gallery
Tags: road south_downs chalk paths footpaths wilmington long_man
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Bee at work on the South Downs

Date: July 2008
Photographer: SEINGRU: gallery
Location: England: gallery
Tags: insects sussex bees sussex_coast south_downs
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A Wealden house described by Octavia Hill (founder of the National Trust) as 'Tiny but beautiful, with orchard and a sweep of lowland river behind it'. The house became the first building to be purchased by the National Trust in 1896. It was probably built in the 1350s.