- By 1724, it was consistently being called ‘Beachy Head’. Beachy Head’s prominence has made it a landmark for sailors in the English Channel.
- Rhys Davies adlı fotoğrafçı ise yukarıdaki Beachy Head fotoğrafı ile 2011 yılının manzara fotoğrafçısı ödülünü kazanmaya hak kazanmıştır.
- Beachy Head is an area of spectacular coastline and countryside located on the most southerly tip of East Sussex, 1.5 miles southwest of Eastbourne.
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- Beachy Head (grid reference TV587955) is a chalk headland on the south coast of England, close to the town of Eastbourne in the county of East Sussex.
- From the west follow the signs on the A259. Parking is free in the lay-bys near Beachy Head and there is a large pay and display public car park.
- The average number of suicides per year committed at Beachy Head is 20, by far the highest for any single location in UK.
- These are the beautiful views on the Beachy Head hike. If you’re thinking of doing the Beach Head walk yourself, hopefully you’ll find this guide useful.
- A prominent formation of Beachy Head, named the Devils’ Chimney, broke off the cliff in 2001 due to water in the cracks expanding because of freezing.