Comments about dungeness

There are 18 comments about "dungeness"

jan : 25th September 2006: Having just got back from my usual 2 weeks in Dungeness living in one of those 'Railway Carriages' as you put it.........I fell as I always do......2 weeks is not enough............Life is so simple there,......

in response to: Day out in Danger Nose by elaine

elaine: ta, jamie, i did it partly to mimic the original panoramic photos i took in my first dungeness posting, and partly to solve the problem of a weird smudge i get on my lens which......

in response to: Day out in Danger Nose by elaine

Jamie: elaine i lurve the aspect of these photos. it suits the subject matter perfectly. i want to go to {dungeness}....

in response to: Day out in Danger Nose by elaine

indykid: Come to think of it, when you think of Chenobyl, London would probably be wasted by Dungeness exploding, your no safer either!...

in response to: Day out in Danger Nose by elaine

indykid: One of the most visited places on the Marsh is Prospect Cottage: "Derek Jarman was drawn to Dungeness by its desolate character; he used it as the setting for his film The Last of England, an......

in response to: Looking Down Danger Nose by elaine

indykid: Ahh...Dungeness, close to home. I'm from just up the road in Ashford, currently at uni in Plymouth though. There was an interesting article in Dazed and Confused last month in which they called Romney Marsh......

in response to: Looking Down Danger Nose by elaine

elaine: these pictures are better than mine [[http://www.hyperkit.co.uk/dungeness/]]...

in response to: Sound Mirrors by elaine

Duncan: I have been down to Dungeness many times, and can assure you all that DJ's patronage of The Pilot was inspired, despite a change of ownership in the past 10 years or so it is......

in response to: dungeness 1998 by elaine

elaine: yeah babe. come and pick me up. but lissen, we got dungeness to do yet, and the martello towers and the sound mirrors. i have been trying to get jeeff over by promising to take......

in response to: I\'m From the Village! by JJ

elaine: yeah, put work up. i felt constrained by the 'city' tag at first, but posted the dungeness thing anyway and brighton beach, you have to stretch things if you can, parameters, whatever. it's part of......

in response to: good runner, needs a little work by elaine

elaine: i am fond of it all. that is part of why i live here. some part of me thinks i should be a grown up and try to be more middle class, but most of......

in response to: good runner, needs a little work by elaine

elaine: yeah, i don't know if the etymology is the same or different, the scots have a particular history with france so maybe ness is nose, but dungeness is very near france and it means danger......

in response to: dungeness 1998 by elaine

Jamie: **also:** dungeness sounds like it should be in scotland...

in response to: dungeness 1998 by elaine

Jamie: Hey no worries lady, we all go off on one sometime. Especially us arty-farty types. ##Angry Detractor##. Go to Dungeness and snap me some photos of the sound mirrors and all will be forgiven....

in response to: Northern Ireland Memoirs: Part One by Jamie

elaine: I know, imagine my disappointment to discover they've been mothballed. There is another one we can get to, but it's little like the round ones, not the big one. You're supposed to be able to......

in response to: Leffrinckoucke Beach by Jamie

hasslehoff: photos at: [[http://www.ajg41.clara.co.uk/mirrors/dungeness.html]] ive never seen or heard of these installations before. they look almost post-apoalyptic....

in response to: Leffrinckoucke Beach by Jamie

elaine: there are also very very exciting installations called sound mirrors, which they made expensively and redundantly just before radar was invented/discovered (doh). they are big and concrete and face france or so. there is......

in response to: Leffrinckoucke Beach by Jamie

elaine: and you thought the thread in the 'found note' commentary was obscure? this is fucking bonkers! I laughed like a drain at the 'death march' holiday, very resonant. I think once you have that as a......

in response to: urban orienteering by elaine