99C Seven Sisters from Hope Gap

99C Seven Sisters from Hope Gap
A clear view from Hope Gap to all The Seven Sisters, part of the Southdowns National Park. The Cliffs are so called because of the seven undulating hills they form. On the door step of Eastbourne, it is one of the most popular tourist attractions. You can walk along the beautiful twisting Cuckmere Valley River down to the base of the cliff. Popular for walking, bird watching, cycling and canoeing. Look out for the WWII lookout posts near the cliff end. Landscape view looking towards the cliffs from a bench/ seat with the downs and beach on a sunny day. The Seven Sisters have been used for many famous film locations and even used as the White cliffs of Dover in some shots. The cliffs start at Seaford head join to Birling Gap and Beachy Head Eastbourne.