Discover stories, tips, and inspiration from the coast. From breathtaking photography and seaside travel guides to coastal living ideas and ocean conservation, Seashorepics brings the beauty and spirit of the shore to life.
Why I am Probably Staring at Old Doors Again I have a soft spot for old doors. Not in a “let’s replace the hinges and modernise everything” way, but in a stop mid-stride, forget why I’m there, stare for far too long kind of way. The Quiet Stories Old Doors Carry Old doors have already …
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How Three Historic Castles Reveal Their Stories on Foot Some Castles announce themselves loudly. Others wait. Bodiam Castle belongs firmly to the second kind. The first glimpse comes quietly—stone towers mirrored in still water, softened by sky and distance. Walking toward it feels less like approaching a fortress and more like stepping into a held …
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Why Bembridge Windmill Still Captures My Attention I have a soft spot for Bembridge Windmill. Not in a “let’s read the information board and move on” way, but in a stand there longer than necessary, watching nothing happen, somehow feeling like that’s the point kind of way. The windmill doesn’t try to impress you. It …
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For over five years of living on the Isle of Wight, red squirrels remained a quiet myth in my daily life—spoken about often, celebrated widely, yet never seen. Despite knowing the island is one of their last southern strongholds, my encounters were limited to stories and signage, not fleeting tails or curious eyes. When the …
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I have a soft spot for what sits beneath Yarmouth Pier. Not in a “let’s tick off another coastal landmark” way, but in a wander down there without a plan, look up, listen, forget what time it is kind of way. Under the pier is a different place entirely. The town carries on above — …
In the ever-evolving world of contemporary art, few figures have captured the public’s imagination quite like Banksy. Known for his provocative street art, the elusive artist has transformed urban landscapes into canvases filled with social commentary, humor, and poignant messages. This blog post delves into the enigma of Banksy, exploring his origins, iconic works, and …
🛡️ Conservation Haven The Isle of Wight is free from invasive grey squirrels, making it a rare refuge for the native red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris). Conservation efforts led by groups like the Isle of Wight Red Squirrel Trust and Wight Squirrel Project focus on habitat protection, public education, and citizen science monitoring. 🌳 Thriving in …
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become one of the most transformative technologies of our time, shaping how we work, communicate, and create. Surprisingly, its influence even stretches into the eerie world of Netflix’s Stranger Things. While the show is best known for supernatural monsters, secret laboratories, and 1980s nostalgia, AI plays a subtle but meaningful role …
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Introduction Nestled in the heart of West Sussex, Chichester and Selsey offer visitors a unique blend of coastal charm, rich history, and picturesque landscapes. Whether you are a history enthusiast, a beach lover, or simply looking for a relaxing getaway, these two locations provide the perfect mix of cultural exploration and seaside relaxation. From Chichester’s …
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I walked the 2nd half (14 miles) of Walk the Wight in 4.5 hours, stunning views and and great adventure and fantastic day out.