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Five miles along the coast from me is the town of Hastings. It has a sizable fleet of fishing boats, and yesterday morning I took a stroll among them before they headed out to sea. Hastings doesn’t have a harbour, instead the boats are hauled up and down the beach.
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Next week I’ll take you shopping in Hastings Old Town for a trip back in time!
Here’s Linky!

Great pictures. Memories of Poole Harbour.
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I’ve not been there for years!
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It’s been a while for us now and no reason since Mum died as I have no contact with family there.
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Nice! Thanks for sharing 😀
~David
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My pleasure, David!
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Great adventure, Keith! I’m excited for the shopping hehe
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Thanks Maria, don’t forget your shopping bag!
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Thanks for the reminder 🙂
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I enjoyed your photos I haven’t been to Hastings for years had a friend move from London he moved along to St Leonards on Sea 🙂
Have a fishingtastic week Keith 👍
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St Leonards is a couple of miles from me – I’m off there soon to my local Aldi!
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The pictures are great.
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Thanks so much, Kritika!
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My pleasure 🙂
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Lots and lots of boats 🛥️
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That’s just a few of them!
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😍
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What a cool place. I love the boats. Very nice. Thanks for hosting and I hope that you have a wonderful week.
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A few years ago I photographed them covered in snow. It looked very different!
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What beautiful pictures, Keith. And talk about back-breaking work to haul those boats up and out of the water!
Why are old rusty, falling apart boats, so appealing to take photos of? I also particularly love the photo of the brown wooden boat. So lovely.
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Fortunately they have machines to help them!
I agree about the abandoned boats, they are quite arty! I’m not sure if the brown boat still floats, but is very handsome.
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Yes indeed.
And they are so photogenic! It is very handsome.
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Great shots of fishing boats and the town. I want to have fish and chips and a pint or two.
Thank you for hosting the Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday and rest of the week, Keith. 🙂
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That’s exactly what I did before heading home!
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Lovely photos. What is the building in several photos from #14 onwards with two towers and an arch? I see freshly caught halibut for sale. My favourite fish but not widely available here.
https://allatseawithme.blogspot.com/
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That’s the West Hill Lift’s drop-off point. It’s the steepest funicular railway in the world and still uses the original carriages dating back 1891. At the top is a country park with incredible views, a castle and smuggler’s caves!
If I could send you some halibut, I would!
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This is something out of a story book for me. How charming!! It doesn’t look real.
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Thanks, Lydia, I know what you mean!
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That’s quite a way to make a living, and I can only imagine how difficult it is to haul the boats up and back each day.
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It’s not a job I’d fancy!
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Beautiful shots! The fishing boats remind me of Van Gogh’s paintings.
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…now you come to mention it!
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A good series of Urbex
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Thanks so much, I’ve not heard that word in a while!
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