On Wednesday,  I sailed from Teignmouth towards Lyme Regis on a planned four-day visit along the Jurassic Coast. The object was to view the coast from the sea – to see red cliffs, white cliffs, yellow cliffs, grey cliffs, and the small communities in between – to try and photograph them regardless of the weather.

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The Ness, Hope’s Nose beyond

Beer Point, Branscombe and Sidmouth in distance

Beer, with Seaton to the right

The undercliff

The undercliff, approaching Lyme Regis

Lyme Regis. The famous Cobb in the foreground

Pontoons, Lyme Regis

Mackerel fishing for smaller fry

Evening, Lyme Regis

Inside The Cobb

A happy berth

No harbour is complete without its gigs

Evening racing

Charmouth in distance

To be continued . . .

Images by Bill Whateley