May 4th, 2017

Tide Mills at Seaford Head

Tide Mills is a derelict village two kms South East of Newhaven. The village was abandoned in 1939	The Tide Mills site had a Railway Station, Nurses Home, Hospital, RNAS Station and the Marconi Radio Station (1904)	The Tide Mills site, unused since 1900, was condemned in 1936 with the last residents forcibly removed in 1939

The Tide Mill was erected in 1761 by the Duke of Newcastle, and was later owned and operated by William Catt (1770–1853)	Welcome to Tide Mills, South Downs National Park	The Tide Mills derelict Mill Race Sluice, Seaford

Gillian trying to complete an Earthcache on the beach near the Tide Mills, Bishopstone	Information Panel about the changing coastline	Geocaching amongst the ruins of the Tide Mill, Seaford

Newhaven Boat Marina

The Newhaven to Dieppe ferry Côte D’Albatre, entered service in March 2006. At 142 metres long, and with a draught of 5.7m, she is the maximum-sized ferry that Newhaven harbour can currently safely accommodate

Candy Coloured Beach Huts along the Seaford Beach Front

Chalk cliffs at Splash Point, Seaford	Shoal of Fish benches at Splash Point, Seaford	Gillian and Misty relax in the sun, Newhaven

Return to Main Index