As if the perpetual wind and rain isn't enough, hail storms add yet another dimension to the endurance test that has become the British weather. What's more there is no sign of it letting-up during the forthcoming week, and more unfortunate souls will be subjected to flooding. I think we can count ourselves lucky that temperatures are staying well above freezing, otherwise that would compound the misery.
The good thing - at least at present - is that it is showery rather than constant rain, and this can be wonderful for the landscape photographer, creating constantly changing light and skies. Having dodged several intense bursts of the aforementioned hail the cloud moved on during late afternoon to produce some very welcome colour. There you go, Spanner, the English coast does have its moments.
12-24mm f/4G AF-S Nikkor. 1/160 second at f/8. ISO 400
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