My favourite chill out place dungeness ,white cliffs of dover in background wheres yours

There's a park near the Plimoth Grist Mill that is absolutely beautiful. One view, from the park across the water is only available if you get right to the shore and peer through the trees. There you can see the swans, mated for life...their offspring, some years, and a view of the trees on the opposite bank reminiscent of a painting by Monet.

Closer to the mill, there is a beautiful arched wooden bridge, and in late spring and early summer, you can watch the beautiful teal and blue dragonflies darting in and out of the cattails along the bank.

If you walk alongside and behind the mill in early spring, the path leads you among heavy plantings of daffodils, grape hyacinth, and paper narcissus. If you continue to walk under the bridge, you emerge into yet another park, and you are almost right on the harbor.

The cooling tower.

At the lake, with my pet duck.

Port Douglas. Just north of Cairns..😷

Those cliff, for those still with us( the greatest generation) the allied veterans, is a reminder of their past. Most assuredly The RAF and The USAAF.

On the grass under the peach tree in my backyard.

Too well known now, and a favourite place to land asylum seekers.

Rye harbour a little further along is more mysterious.
But again another landing place across the channel.

John Olinger's swingin' bachelor pad in Falakata!

Haven't visited there in ages. Used to go there on my late bfs bike and have lunch in the pub.

Currently my two places are the coast between Reculver and Whitstable. I run along the sea wall. Or Blean Woods in the summer for a run too.

Dungeness reminds me of old Western films.

Out in the countryside on the cliffs looking out to sea .

nice.