….guided by Ray Fordham, whose travels have taken him round the world, always with an eye on the effect of the sea on art. The sea has always influenced artists, and Ray included early examples, with ship's figureheads and scrimshaw
….but not for the Reverend Hudson Heaven (see below !). Coastwise members had a virtual trip round the island courtesy of Glenys Beardsley, who used her own experiences, and skillfully drew out those of other members who had visited, to
…….is something that we tend not to do when presented with a whole rocky shore to explore on a low tide. Coastwise member (in the 'Expert' category !) Robin Shrubsole demonstrated to members via Zoom how looking carefully at marine
…..well, yes, as Coastwise members heard Sarah Hodgkiss tell them about her travels to the Arctic Circle and the Antactic, as part of the programme of Zoom Talks in the absence of our normal Summer Outdoors Programme. The first half
…….as many of the more interesting animals only show themselves, or allow accurate identification under moderate magnification. This is one of the many lessons that Coastwise founder and self-taught marine enthusiast Paula Ferris has taught less knowledgeable members. As part
……at the end of the country on the South West Coastal Path. Continuing our programme of Zoom talks as a substitute for the cancelled (at the moment) Summer Outdoor Programme, member Martin Corfe took us on a journey round the
……with Coastwise member Martin Batt. Like all organisations Coastwise has been severely affected by the C-19 restrictions, and the summer programme of outside activities has had to be abandoned for the time being. However, there is a thriving communication process
This is a small collection of pictures posted on the Coastwise Whatsapp Group, where members have been using their Daily Walk productively, noting and appreciating all around them and sharing their thoughts (and recipes) with others ! Sarah compiled
With everyone pinned down by Covid-19, Coastwise activities have taken a hit like nearly everything else, but this Newsletter (click to download), compiled by Paula Ferris, provides an update on what's happening. The picture's only there to remind you that
…….is a way to understand what new species are arriving on our shores. This new survey process which started last year is carried out twice yearly at two beaches: Westward Ho! and Lee Bay. It takes place over two hours,
