English Channel Tapestries

Étretat coast

Take a look at this cool Channel Islands adventure souvenir tee. A nice-looking English channel summer holiday wanderlust gift.

Visit France vintage travel poster to Paris.

BBMF and CWHM Lancasters over the South Coast of the UK on their Bomber Tour 2014

Exmoor National Park map with a beautiful blue plane.

Your time starts, now! Slap on a Taskmaster sticker, a Taskmaster T-Shirt, show who's the real Taskmaster in your house.

Your time starts now

Closely followed by his Wingman a Spitfire Pilot shot up over the English Channel prepares to ditch in the water. Luckily a nearby Yacht spots the impending water landing and moves to aid in the rescue.

Graphic illustration artwork based on a photo of paragliders flying over the English channel taken from the shores of Brittany (France).

Six Gold Martlets on Blue Field - Sussex County Flag

Cornwall County Flag - England

Image of Fred from First Dates

Dorset County Flag - England

A flight of Avro Lancaster bombers in loose formation head off on another raid

A digital drawing of RFAS 'Argus' lying off the coast of Bournemouth. The original image was captured from the pier during the Bournemouth Air Show. The vessel started its life as a container ship following its launch in 1981. Shortly afterwards, during the Falklands War in 1982 it was taken into service by the Royal Navy. In 1985 it became an aviation training ship before being converted to a Primary Casualty Recovery Ship. A full and varied life then!!

RAF Nimrod MRA4 and HMS Kent patrolling the seas amid stormy skies

A digital sketch of a fishing boat from the Hastings fishing fleet being pushed into the water by a rusting tractor. When it returns it will be pulled up on to the beach by winch. Fishing boats have been beached on this area of shingle known as The Stade, an Anglo-Saxon word for landing place, for over a thousand years and this is now the largest beach-launched fishing fleet in Britain.

Image of gogglebox's Sophie and Pete

The sun sets on the coast of Torquay in the English Riviera

A fishing boat from the Hastings fishing fleet being pushed into the water by a rusting tractor. When it returns it will be pulled up on to the beach by winch. Fishing boats have been beached on this area of shingle known as The Stade, an Anglo-Saxon word for landing place, for over a thousand years and this is now the largest beach launched fishing fleet in Britain.

Looking out to sea from the famous 'Agatha Christie Mile'; a coastal footpath that retraces the steps, often trodden by Agatha Christie, on the English Riviera - Torquay.

South Isle of Wight sunset - Compton Bay to be more precise!

FRANCE JE TAIME BRITTANY

Your time starts now

A red and white lifebelt station on Bexlhill Beach, Bexhill on Sea, Sussex, England. Camera: Canon EOS 5D Mark II !http://ih1.redbubble.net/image.93357645.8171/fp,550x550,black,off_white,box20,l,ffffff.jpg!

A commercial vessel passes close to a sailing yacht in The Solent on a hazey morning.

Black and white photography of the White Cliffs of Dover in southern England, overlooking the English Channel. Photo taken on location by Cristian S. Aluas.

The design features the iconic gazebos at the colonnade that is on the seafront promenade near the pavilion and marina.

A sunny view across the boats moored in the harbour of the Devonshire seaside town of Torquay.

The boats, ships, yachts & 'gin palaces' moored at the marina of the Devon seaside town of Torquay

A sunny view across the boats moored in the harbour of the Devonshire seaside town of Torquay.

A sunny view across the sailing yachts moored in the harbour of the Devonshire seaside town of Torquay

The design is about Land's End in Western Cornwall England. Land's End along with John O'Groats in Scotland are considered the two most extreme ends of the island of Britain. This design was created for folks to what to remember making it to or visiting Land's End in Cornwall England

The boats, ships, yachts & 'gin palaces' moored at the marina of the Devon seaside town of Torquay

The Lighthouse at Beachy Head, East Sussex, England. It is said that as early as 1670 a light shone to guide passing vessels from the top of the cliffs at Beachy Head, the 90 metres high seaward termination of the Sussex Downs. In 1828 James Walker erected Belle Toute Lighthouse, a 14 metre high circular tower, on the headland. This remained in operation till 1899 when it was abandoned due to being frequently shrouded in mist and threatened with collapse because of recurrent falls of chalk from the cliff. In 1902 under the direction of Sir Thomas Matthews, the Trinity House Engineer-in-Chief, the present lighthouse was brought into service, sited about 165 metres seawards from the base of the cliffs. It took two years to complete...

Looking out to sea from the famous 'Agatha Christie Mile'; a coastal footpath that retraces the steps, often trodden by Agatha Christie, on the English Riviera - Torquay.