Photos by AndyWise: on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Dear Podachin,

I am writing to you on behalf of Magnum photographer Carl De Keyzer.

Carl is photographing the European coast in order to document the rising of water.

In order to help him,

I would ask you some information on the access to that place and to know if we need some autorization. Thanks by advance for you answer! You can write me to that email : magnum@magnumphotos.fr.

Best regards, A.

Brilliant - well done getting the forts & wind farm in the background, I've never seen the wreck from that side as I'm always coming out and turning right! Now all it needs is low tide to really see the wreck properly

Position 51º 27' 59.09" N 0º 47' 2.94" E taken from admiralty chart 1185

See www.sealandgov.org

The ancient art of crabbing - attach meat of some description to line & weight - lower into water on to sea bed. Wait a minute, gently lift & place crabs in bucket. The person with the most crabs wins - the kids love it!

Old world war II anti aircraft guns in the Thames Estuary - spooky!