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Inspired by the Coast

Photographing the Night Sky

Looking to improve your astrophotography? Find out top tips from landscape turned astrophotographer, Callum White.

by South West Coast Path AssociationApril 25, 2022March 20, 2025
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Pawfect spring walkies

As warmer days approach, the coast path is awakening with spring flowers and louder birdsong, enticing walkers to explore new routes. We caught up with our Ambassadog, Rudy, and his owner Laura to find out which route is a spring favourite for them.

by South West Coast Path AssociationApril 21, 2022March 20, 2025
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Inspired by the Coast

The Path to Calm Art

Our Inspired by the Coast series continues with Devon based artist and illustrator Charlotte Atkinson who creates paintings with a sensory connection to nature reflecting her love of yoga and painting outdoors. Her newest collection will draw you into an atmospheric dream world.

by South West Coast Path AssociationMarch 28, 2022March 20, 2025
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Environment Inspired by the Coast

Climate Crisis Capture Award 2021

Dorset-based photographer, James Loveridge, now two-time winner of the Climate Crisis Capture Award tells us about his winning image of the biggest rockfall to have been recorded on the Jurassic Coast in 60 years.

by South West Coast Path AssociationMarch 11, 2022March 20, 2025
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South West Coast Path Photographer of the Year 2021

Christian Coan, a photographer from South-East England has been named the South West Coast Path Photographer of the Year 2021 for a beautiful image of Godrevy Lighthouse captured through a natural rock frame with rockpools reflecting the pink hue of dusk in West Cornwall. 

by South West Coast Path AssociationMarch 11, 2022March 20, 2025
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We love being Mile Makers!

Last year Aspects Holidays supported the South West Coast Path as Business Mile Makers. In this Guest Blog, the team at Aspects share their favourite coastal walks and why supporting the Path is important to them on both a business and personal level.

by South West Coast Path AssociationFebruary 25, 2022March 21, 2025
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