Blackgang Sunset
Ventnor Blue Moon
Bembridge
Bembridge Lifeboat Station
Bembridge Lifeboat Station
Bembridge Lifeboat Station
Bembridge Harbour
Brading Marshes
Morning Light, Isle of Wight
Monks Bay, Bonchurch
Horseshoe Bay, Bonchurch
Fishing Boat, Brook
Compton, Isle of Wight
Compton, Isle of Wight
Evening Surf, Compton
Autumn Swell, Isle of Wight
Compton Reflections
Compton Sunset
Summertime, Compton Bay
Compton Bay at Night
Amber Wave and Tennyson Monument
Surf, Isle of Wight
Sunset Wave
Sunset Waves
Colwell Bay Sunset
Cowes Yellow. Isle of Wight
Cowes Pink. Isle of Wight
Cowes. Isle of Wight
Cowes Sunset. Isle of Wight
Cowes Week. Isle of Wight
Cowes Week. Isle of Wight
Cowes. Isle of Wight
Cowes, Round the Island Race
Summertime, West Wight
Pink Thrift, Heritage Coast
St Catherine's Point, Isle of Wight
Gurnard, Round the Island Race
The Pepper Pot
Meadow View, Cowes. Isle of Wight
Round the Island
St Catherine's Point, Isle of Wight
Scratchell's Bay, Isle of Wight
Ventnor and Steephill Cove, Isle of Wight
Ventnor and Steephill Cove, Isle of Wight
Ventnor and Steephill Cove, Isle of Wight
Steephill Cove Sunset, Isle of Wight
Steephill Cove, Isle of Wight
Steephill Deckchairs, Isle of Wight
Steephill Cove Milky Way, Isle of Wight
Steephill Cove, Isle of Wight
Steephill Island, Isle of Wight
Fisherman's Island, Shanklin
Beach Huts, Shanklin
Culver Sunset, Sandown Bay. Isle of Wight
Sandown Beachbreak. Isle of Wight
Sandown Bay Sunrise. Isle of Wight
Sandown Bay Sunrise. Isle of Wight
Blackgang SunsetThis striking sunset view from the top of Blackgang Cliffs captures most of the 'Back of the Wight'. Looking out across the English Channel, this rugged coastline, popular with walkers and fossil hunters and bird watchers has some of England's most spectacular natural beaches. Historically known for being a haunt of smugglers, Blackgang is at the Western end of the 'The Undercliff', an area of outstanding natural beauty skirting 12km of the south coast of the island back to Luccombe. The cliffs are a sanctuary for nesting sea birds and peregrine falcons.
Ventnor Blue Moon
Bembridge
Bembridge Lifeboat StationThe first lifeboat service began here at Bembridge, Isle of Wight in 1867. The 32 foot self-righting lifeboat 'City of Worcester' was propelled by 10 oars double-banked and also had a heavy storm lug sail. 1922 saw the introduction of a powered Lifeboat and alterations to the station. A250 yard concrete pier from the shore to the outer rock ledge was built and the Bembridge station could be regarded as up to date and fully efficient. The range of the new boat was so improved that Brook and Brighstone stations were considered redundant and they were closed. In 1939, shortly before the outbreak of war, the RNLI decided to place the larger and more powerful 40 horsepower 'Jesse Lumb' at Bembridge. The all-weather lifeboat house constructed in 1922 survived until 2009 when it was demolished. The last Lifeboat to use the old boathouse was the Tyne Class Lifeboat 'Sir Max Aiken III'. This is the new station and gangway, completed in October 2010 for state of the art Tamar Class lifeboat 'Alfred Albert Williams' with its massive 2000 horsepower. The station, shop and cafe are open daily.
Bembridge Lifeboat StationThe first lifeboat service began here at Bembridge, Isle of Wight in 1867. The 32 foot self-righting lifeboat 'City of Worcester' was propelled by 10 oars double-banked and also had a heavy storm lug sail. 1922 saw the introduction of a powered Lifeboat and alterations to the station. A250 yard concrete pier from the shore to the outer rock ledge was built and the Bembridge station could be regarded as up to date and fully efficient. The range of the new boat was so improved that Brook and Brighstone stations were considered redundant and they were closed. In 1939, shortly before the outbreak of war, the RNLI decided to place the larger and more powerful 40 horsepower 'Jesse Lumb' at Bembridge. The all-weather lifeboat house constructed in 1922 survived until 2009 when it was demolished. The last Lifeboat to use the old boathouse was the Tyne Class Lifeboat 'Sir Max Aiken III'. This is the new station and gangway, completed in October 2010 for state of the art Tamar Class lifeboat 'Alfred Albert Williams' with its massive 2000 horsepower. The station, shop and cafe are open daily. Also available as landscape
Bembridge Lifeboat StationTaken on a cold winter’s day with a strong easterly wind chopping up the sea. The first lifeboat service began here at Bembridge, Isle of Wight in 1867. The 32 foot self-righting lifeboat 'City of Worcester' was propelled by 10 oars double-banked and also had a heavy storm lug sail. 1922 saw the introduction of a powered Lifeboat and alterations to the station. A250 yard concrete pier from the shore to the outer rock ledge was built and the Bembridge station could be regarded as up to date and fully efficient. The range of the new boat was so improved that Brook and Brighstone stations were considered redundant and they were closed. In 1939, shortly before the outbreak of war, the RNLI decided to place the larger and more powerful 40 horsepower 'Jesse Lumb' at Bembridge. The all-weather lifeboat house constructed in 1922 survived until 2009 when it was demolished. The last Lifeboat to use the old boathouse was the Tyne Class Lifeboat 'Sir Max Aiken III'. This is the new station and gangway, completed in October 2010 for state of the art Tamar Class lifeboat 'Alfred Albert Williams' with its massive 2000 horsepower. The station, shop and cafe are open daily.Also available as landscape
Bembridge HarbourHouseboats in Bembridge Harbour
Brading Marshes
Morning Light, Isle of Wight
Monks Bay, Bonchurch
Horseshoe Bay, Bonchurch
Fishing Boat, Brook
Compton, Isle of Wight
Compton, Isle of Wight
Evening Surf, Compton
Autumn Swell, Isle of Wight
Compton Reflections
Compton Sunset
Summertime, Compton Bay
Compton Bay at Night
Amber Wave and Tennyson Monument
Surf, Isle of Wight
Sunset Wave
Sunset Waves
Colwell Bay Sunset
Cowes Yellow. Isle of Wight
Cowes Pink. Isle of Wight
Cowes. Isle of Wight
Cowes Sunset. Isle of Wight
Cowes Week. Isle of Wight
Cowes Week. Isle of Wight
Cowes. Isle of Wight
Cowes, Round the Island Race
Summertime, West Wight
Pink Thrift, Heritage Coast
St Catherine's Point, Isle of Wight
Gurnard, Round the Island Race
The Pepper Pot
Meadow View, Cowes. Isle of Wight
Round the Island
St Catherine's Point, Isle of Wight
Scratchell's Bay, Isle of Wight
Ventnor and Steephill Cove, Isle of Wight
Ventnor and Steephill Cove, Isle of Wight
Ventnor and Steephill Cove, Isle of Wight
Steephill Cove Sunset, Isle of Wight
Steephill Cove, Isle of Wight
Steephill Deckchairs, Isle of Wight
Steephill Cove Milky Way, Isle of Wight
Steephill Cove, Isle of Wight
Steephill Island, Isle of Wight
Fisherman's Island, Shanklin
Beach Huts, Shanklin
Culver Sunset, Sandown Bay. Isle of Wight
Sandown Beachbreak. Isle of Wight
Sandown Bay Sunrise. Isle of Wight
Sandown Bay Sunrise. Isle of Wight
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