A storm is brewing [prose]

[carcinogen]

I think living beside the sea gives one a certain perspective on life; tides, waves, the ever-changing. Both insightful yet forboding. I feel an ill-wind on the horizon. The sea is secretly calm but beneath something is waiting to crash upon shore. I feel it in my bones. I can't explain. Hold tight, a storm is brewing.

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[JimmyDee]

I love hearing the waves breaking on Hastings beach. William of Normandy heard that.

[Carlos J]

I think living beside the sea gives one a certain perspective on life; tides, waves, the ever-changing. Both insightful yet forboding. I feel an ill-wind on the horizon. The sea is secretly calm but beneath something is waiting to crash upon shore. I feel it in my bones. I can't explain. Hold tight, a storm is brewing.

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Was great when living in Lowestoft and the sea a few minutes away. Good times, fun times, great times.

[The Ghost of Alex Higgins]

Likely indigestion MeinCarc

[Vespa]

hen living in Lowestoft and the sea a few minutes away. Good times, fun times, great times.

I miss the sea, watching the weather come in.

[Carlos J]

hen living in Lowestoft and the sea a few minutes away. Good times, fun times, great times.

I miss the sea, watching the weather come in.

It is a very therapeutic thing. Those who know, know. Those who don't, don't.

[The Ghost of Alex Higgins]

What about those only halfway MyWibbz?

[subsub]

hen living in Lowestoft and the sea a few minutes away. Good times, fun times, great times.

I miss the sea, watching the weather come in.

It is a very therapeutic thing. Those who know, know. Those who don't, don't.

Mrs Subsub and I are hoping to retire by the sea. One day.

[Zambo]

hen living in Lowestoft and the sea a few minutes away. Good times, fun times, great times.

I miss the sea, watching the weather come in.

It is a very therapeutic thing. Those who know, know. Those who don't, don't.

Mrs Subsub and I are hoping to retire by the sea. One day.

I did it, and can thoroughly recommend it. Out at Sandy Point yesterday on Hayling Island. Bootiful

[subsub]

hen living in Lowestoft and the sea a few minutes away. Good times, fun times, great times.

I miss the sea, watching the weather come in.

It is a very therapeutic thing. Those who know, know. Those who don't, don't.

Mrs Subsub and I are hoping to retire by the sea. One day.

I did it, and can thoroughly recommend it. Out at Sandy Point yesterday on Hayling Island. Bootiful

Sounds lovely.
Devon is top of our list, but anywhere that doesn't get heaving with crowds in summer will do.

[Steve Hunt]

hen living in Lowestoft and the sea a few minutes away. Good times, fun times, great times.

I miss the sea, watching the weather come in.

It is a very therapeutic thing. Those who know, know. Those who don't, don't.

Mrs Subsub and I are hoping to retire by the sea. One day.

Yup.

Me & the General also hope to do this.

[Carlos J]

hen living in Lowestoft and the sea a few minutes away. Good times, fun times, great times.

I miss the sea, watching the weather come in.

It is a very therapeutic thing. Those who know, know. Those who don't, don't.

Mrs Subsub and I are hoping to retire by the sea. One day.

I did it, and can thoroughly recommend it. Out at Sandy Point yesterday on Hayling Island. Bootiful

Sounds lovely.
Devon is top of our list, but anywhere that doesn't get heaving with crowds in summer will do.

Lowestoft. Sunny Suffolk, but without the London types who go to Southwold or Aldeburgh.

[kancutlawns]

hen living in Lowestoft and the sea a few minutes away. Good times, fun times, great times.

I miss the sea, watching the weather come in.

It is a very therapeutic thing. Those who know, know. Those who don't, don't.

Mrs Subsub and I are hoping to retire by the sea. One day.

I did it, and can thoroughly recommend it. Out at Sandy Point yesterday on Hayling Island. Bootiful

Sounds lovely.
Devon is top of our list, but anywhere that doesn't get heaving with crowds in summer will do.

Went to Devon last week sub. Stayed in Plymouth which is a shit city but on the err Hoe which was lovely for walks, did a boat ride too. Drove through Dartmoor up to Salcombe and Torquay. Excellent weather and ate some decent seafood on err Rishy. Drove down across the Jurassic Coast, stopping in Lulworth Cove and a couple of other places. Spent time in Bournemouth and Poole. A great break, highly recommended. Not huge crowds, probably because it was near the end of summer. Will try to go to the Isle of Wight next time but love the south coast.

[Zambo]

Can't recommend the south coast highly enough, and you mention some of the great places along it.

My parents took me to Torbay a few times when I was a kid, Torquay, Brixham and Paignton, so much to do and see around that area. Went back there a couple of years ago and took some old photos, with the plan of taking photos in the same places, and it's amazing how so much hasn't changed. Also visited West Bay, Durdle Door, Lulworth and Weymouth on the way back.

[subsub]

hen living in Lowestoft and the sea a few minutes away. Good times, fun times, great times.

I miss the sea, watching the weather come in.

It is a very therapeutic thing. Those who know, know. Those who don't, don't.

Mrs Subsub and I are hoping to retire by the sea. One day.

I did it, and can thoroughly recommend it. Out at Sandy Point yesterday on Hayling Island. Bootiful

Sounds lovely.
Devon is top of our list, but anywhere that doesn't get heaving with crowds in summer will do.

Went to Devon last week sub. Stayed in Plymouth which is a shit city but on the err Hoe which was lovely for walks, did a boat ride too. Drove through Dartmoor up to Salcombe and Torquay. Excellent weather and ate some decent seafood on err Rishy. Drove down across the Jurassic Coast, stopping in Lulworth Cove and a couple of other places. Spent time in Bournemouth and Poole. A great break, highly recommended. Not huge crowds, probably because it was near the end of summer. Will try to go to the Isle of Wight next time but love the south coast.

Lovely.
We've stayed in Seaton a few times, which isn't as pretty as nearby Lyme Regis or Sidmouth, but we really like it – plenty of space, unlike Lyme which gets horribly crowded when the weather's good (the mother of all hills up to the car parks, too!)

Off to Somerset at end of Sept for a week, a house near the coast a few miles from Weston-Super-Mare