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- MEMemberMar 20, 2015We will if the weather is OKReactReply
- MEMemberOriginal PosterMar 20, 2015[quote][quote]I haven't been to fairlight since October last year and was wondering if anyone was going to visit any time soon?
[/quote]I may do, I did go a couple of weeks ago and it had all changed again! Landslide! Check out the picture I have on my profile! That was at high tide!! Ian. [/quote]Cool picture :) I will probably visit in April as I'm eager to get on a beach again naked lolReactReply - BI
BillMar 23, 2015[quote]I haven't been to fairlight since October last year and was wondering if anyone was going to visit any time soon?
[/quote]our safe / easy is it to get down to the beachReactReply - TO
TomMar 23, 2015Don't think I can hack that cliff climb anymore. :(
ReactReply - MEMemberOriginal PosterMar 25, 2015[quote][quote]I haven't been to fairlight since October last year and was wondering if anyone was going to visit any time soon?
[/quote]our safe / easy is it to get down to the beach
[/quote]Well from the car park down to the beach it's like a 15 min walk. People are doing their best to make it an easy accessible route from the top to the bottom of the cliff once you get there as they've put steps and planks most of the way down, it's fairly easy to get down to if it hasn't rained previous days to make it slightly slipperyReactReply - NA
Nakedmark8Apr 15, 2018Hi,
It's warming up next week w/c 16/04/18 - anyone going? How is access down to the beach from the car park.
Mark (who went 7 times in 2017)
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Nakedmark8Apr 26, 2018Hi,
I'll provide an update to my last questions:
I went Thu 19 April 2018 - hottest day of the year so far. Fair busy considering mid-week and not a holiday time. Main path down to beach from main car park has not deteriorated from last year. Due to the recent months of wet weather I did not take the cliff edge path but was advised mud was very soft in places. I climbed up onto cliff from eastern end - again soft underfoot in places and slope upwards was VERY slippery so best avoided until clay soil has been baked by the sun. Was high tide at 2pm - no loss of beach due to winter storms though some of the larger rocks nearer the sea appeared to have moved into it from how I remember it from 2017 .
Mark
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