Wild Britain
From Cornish granite to Welsh waterfalls, chalk downs to shingle spits, the rest of the UK has given me some of my most memorable nights under the stars. Where East Anglia rewards patience and a keen eye for the subtle, these landscapes tend to announce themselves: rugged coastlines, dramatic cliffs, ancient mountains and wide open moorland, each with its own character and its own challenge to reach. Whether it's a gale-battered waterfall in Snowdonia or a clifftop above the English Channel, these are the nights that remind me just how varied, and how wild, this small island really is.
Ceunant Mawr
Mayon Core
Durdle Door
Penmon Point
Cape Cornwall
Luffenham Windmill (Click for Story)
Porthcurno Arch
Lulworth Cove
Priest's Cove, Cornwall
Durdle Door
Normanton Church (Click for Story)
Penmon Point
Sennen Moonrise
Kenidjack Castle
Mayon Cliff, Cornwall
Normanton Church
Land's End
Porthgwarra
Land's End
Bats Head, Dorset
Dolbadarn Castle