More Bexhill pictures

It's been a bit windy the last few days

It's often a lot calmer

Still even

There are always places to shelter

...places to visit (De La Warr Pavilion)

The pavilion is stylish inside

Or you could hire your own place on West Parade

You're even allowed a coloured door on the East Parade

There are flats for sale on East Parade

A sunny gate

West Parade is quieter

There are a lot of turnstones around at the moment

Bexhill – Some sea front cafes

The Sovereign Light Cafe

The Sovereign Light Cafe sung about by Keane (originally from Battle). The cafe is named after the Royal Sovereign Light lighthouse – formerly a light ship – visible a few miles off the coast.

West Parade kiosk

The kiosk is a useful stop if you get peckish between the Sovereign Light and the De La Warr Pavilion. It also sells reasonable priced imitation Crocs.

De La Warr Pavilion

The Pavilion is isolated from the sea front by perpetual building work, but it has great sea views beyond the scaffolding and security fencing.

The Collonade

The updated Collonade will contain a restaurant or cafe when it’s finished.

The Old Bathing Station

The Old Bathing Station is a great place to stop for a coffee as the sun sets. It’s open late during the summer.

Cafe on the Beach, Glyne Gap

The Cafe on the Beach is an extended walk from Bexhill – over Galley Hill and down the other side.

The other approach to The Cafe on the Beach

Eddie Izzard

We had a lovely walk along the seashore yesterday evening. As we walked past the De La Warr Pavilion Eddie Izzard was starting a surprise (to us) gig on the roof. That’s not something you see every day. He’s sold out now so bang goes that birthday treat!

The DLWP has some cracking shows.