Original artwork, by Tim Baynes, derived from my Photo of Beachy Head.
The first picture painted by my ‘artist in residence’ – Tim Baynes – captures the spirit of Beachy Head.
You can read about my visit to Beachy Head in my blog, when I walked from Eastbourne to Seaford.
To see more of his work, please visit Tim’s website. timbaynesart.co.uk.
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Report number: 1241 Date: 28/2/26Location: Astwood Bank, Worcestershire, Footpath known locally as The Ridge. (Affords spectacular views across countryside with Malvern hills in the distance.) What3words: Report.foil.figure Report: “On seeing us, a herd of about 10 cows started running towards us, fortunately we were close to a gate and managed to escape through it. They […]
Report number: 1240 Date 9/5/26 Location: Newlyns Farm field, Lodge Farm Odiham, Hampshire Bec’s Report: “2 children (8y and 14y) along with their Aunt and dog entered field through kissing gate coming from the canal tow path into field. Aunt holds onto dog collar as the dog owner (my father 73) and myself are a […]
Report: 1239 Date: 12/5/26 Location:Birdswood Farm,145 Sleetmoor Lane, Somercotes, Derbyshire, DE55 1RE – public footpath that runs through the farm land leading to Leamoor Avenue Report: “As I was walking along the public footpath with my two dogs on leads, the cows came towards us, pushed me over and then chased one of my dogs. […]
Ruth's Coastal Walk (UK) 
When I first walked this bit I was disappointed not to get a decent view of the lighthouse. Seeing this post it must be possible so I’ll make a point to try and see it on Thursday when I walk it for a second time!
Just don’t get too close to the edge, Tara, but yes you should be able to see the lighthouse from the cliffs.