Day trip to Bognor Regis - May 2021

 The weather turned sunny and warm and we took advantage of this and made a trip down to Bognor Regis for the day.   After the months of lockdown, it was so pleasant to have a walk along the front, sit and just look at the sea, and breathe in the fresh sea air.   We had lunch in the sunshine sitting outside a small cafe just off the front then had a quick walk around the town.   It wasn't very busy at all.

My attempt at catching waves


Looking east

Looking west

Looking out



Entrance to the pier



There is always a collection of fishing boats on the beach just by the pier

View of the pier from the fishing boats


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