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Just an amature photographer who likes to get out and about on the Island as much as I can. Thanks for taking the time to look at the photos and if you're in the area why not pop over and see the island for yourself. If you wish to use these photos PLEASE contact me first. I sometimes visit the mainland as well!
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It is quite possible that it might indeed have been a crater. During WW2 there was a Radar Station on the downs above Ventnor and as such it was frequently attacked. I know of one on the way to the top of Shanklin down which, with the passage of time has slowly become shallower, was in the fifties clearly a very large crater.
recently introduced onto the island, these very freindly ponies are now living happily on the downs near bonchurch.
One of the countless churches scattered around the Island - so much so that they are hard to avoid!
West Wight. Sparsely populated area of the Island with beautiful countryside surroundings.
Mottistone. Just up the road from Brighstone. This photo taken just outside the manor.
Not quite enough snow to turn it into an xmas card scene but it is the closest we have had in the last 20 years!
The U.K. big freeze reaches the Island! Jan 2010
Luccombe Chine. As can be seen from this picture the island is also being affected by increased coastal erosion.
Situated next to Big mead and St. Blasius church
very freindly swans who are always hungry!