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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Incident number: 1272 Response ID: 329,962,214 Date of incident: 9th May 2026 Location: Near Anglesey equestrian centre the costal path Status: Couple of people walking on PRoW with no dog. Kat’s story “There was 3 fields with cows and calves in. The farmer and his helper saw us and said, go through quiet. In the […]
Incident number: 1269 Response ID: 329,908,514 Date of incident: March 3rd 2026 Location: Hartland near Speaks Mill on the SW coastal path Status: Group of walkers with two dogs on a lead on PRoW Dani’s story “Walking along the SW coastal path following an All Trails app trail when we come to a gate with […]
Incident number: 1266 Response ID: 329,840,622 Date of incident: 18.06.26 Location: Field adjacent to top of Yarnold Lane, Dodford leading across to Bournheath ( to right hand side as driving out of Dodford Status: Lone walker with dogs on lead onPRoW Sarah’s Story “The cattle approached (they were a mixed herd of Charolais, Hereford, friesian […]
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.