On Saturday, I paid a visit to the south coast town of Bognor Regis, situated some 55 miles south of London.
Like many seaside towns, Bognor has clearly seen more affluent days, but I still liked the place, and saw some lovely architecture and enjoyed a bracing promenade along the sea front.
Here’s some photos from my trip (click on the links at the bottom for more photos).
Video taken from the pier:
More photos:
Bognor Regis – photos from around the town and along the seafront
Bognor Regis Pier – Run-down Grade II listed pier on the south coast
Related posts:
Remembering Hastings Pier – photos from 2005 reveal what’s been lost
Brighton: an early autumn stroll along the seafront in photos
A sunny day by the seaside at Brighton – beach views and carousels
Penarth Pier and the restored Pavilion in pictures, South Wales
A grim afternoon on the pier and along the seafront of rain-lashed Bognor Regis
Bognor Regis, East Sussex – street shots, Terry’s donuts and the run-down pier
Brighton seagulls, skinheads, seaside and sun, photos from the the south coast resort
Bognor photos: dark clouds, windy scenes and a knackered old pier in photos
Lovely atmosphere of a town that I know well, having grown up in the nearby resort of Littlehampton. You did a post about my family’s link with The Angel, Brixton, which is how I discovered your blog. So I thought you might enjoy this link with Bognor Regis, via the story of Frank Bale on http://www.TheRoyalZanettos.com or http://www.photohistory-sussex.co.uk/BognorClown.htm