Storm clouds gather over Camber : PhotoFeed Contest - LandscapesCamber Sands is a long sweeping beach stretching along the coastline of East Sussex, England. The village of Camber, near Rye sits nestled among sand dunes on England's southern shore. It's expansive sand dune system runs from the estuary of the River Rother at Rye Bay, stretching 3 miles to just beyond the Kent border.

Close to the Headingly Rugby League and Cricket ground, around Kirkstall Lane and Cardigan Road, is a bustling, vibrant area of coffee shops, vape stores, bakeries, and street art. This tattoo parlour inparticular took my eye.

Perched on the Kentish North Coast, Whitstable has a rich maritime history and strong arts culture which blends seamlessly into the modern town.Part of the Canterbury District, Whitstable's famed for its oysters. An intrinsic part of this sea town's character Whitstable's oysters are celebrated every July at the Oyster Festival.

Set in eight acres of heirloom gardens, the Tudor fortress of Walmer Castle was built on the orders of Henry VIII. Walmer Castle, originally designed as an artillery fort to defend Kent's coast, the castle later became home for the Lords Warden of the Cinque Ports. One of whom was the Duke of Wellington. A reminder of his residence being a pair of original Wellington Boots.

A reflective swan story. Whilst the sun was shining, I managed to get a couple of hours free time to walk across Marston Thrift. Taking in the view across the lake, I stopped, and to capture this shot of the reflection upon the water.

When it comes to hive, blogging, and crypto I've been a bit slow on the uptake. I was reminded last month that back in 2013, when I'd first started a Carnival band in Trinidad, I had a client ask if they could pay for their carnival costume using Bitcoin. At the time, I had no understanding of crypto, of how to hold onto them, what a wallet was, and as I needed the liquid cash inflow, I declined.