In to December and the first real indication that winter is on its way is born out during a trip with Nic to Reculver, on the north Kent coast. The gusting wind probably hasn't slowed any since it left Scandinavia, nor warmed at all by its trip across the North Sea. The intermittent rain doesn't help, either, making it all the more uncomfortable to be out there for long, but least we are dressed for the conditions.
We manage a few shots of the ruined church with its 12th century towers, standing alongside the remains of a Saxon monastery (above), before beating a fairly hasty retreat to Café Reculver for hot drinks and cakes.
12-24mm f/4 AF-S Nikkor. 1/200 second at f/7.1. ISO 500
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