The only large city in southern Jutland is ESBJERG , which was purpose-built as a deep-water harbour during the nineteenth century and has generally been thought of as being gloomy and run-down. However, it is in the process of massive...
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WINCHELSEA , two miles southwest of Rye and easily reached by train, bus, foot or bike, shares Rye's indignity of having become detached from the sea, but has a very different character. Rye gets all the visitors, whereas Winchelsea feels positively...
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A glance at the map gives some idea of the strategic maritime importance of SOUTHAMPTON , which stands on a triangular peninsula formed at the place where the rivers Itchen and Test flow into Southampton Water, an eight-mile inlet from the...
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