when you’re around East Sussex, South England, you should definitely go and see the Seven Sisters. just as two sisters did in 2013. the series of chalk cliffs along the English Channel form part of the South Downs between Seaford and Eastbourne. to get to the rocky seashore platform – mostly chalk from the cliffs and hard flint stones that have become ever rounder over the centuries – you walk through the chalk grassland. this surface is known as being one of the richest habitats in Western Europe, sadly becoming increasingly rare. in Seven Sisters Country Park you can find creatures like Adonis blue and the bloody nosed beetle. when you take your time.
from the top of one of the cliffs we saw people who did exactly this: taking their time. between meanders and salt marsh they were having brunch, escaping the rush of everyday life. watching people enjoying this one moment – forcing themselves to take a deep breath – was impressive enough for me to name this picture somewhat between ‘rush’ and ‘brunch’. and if this wasn’t explanation enough: isn’t this view just too picturesque…?!
source: sevensisters.org.uk