Minnis Bay, sun setting over Reculver Towers and Herne Bay Pier head with a  kitesurfer in the foreground.
Taken at a long focal length to give the sun some sort of size perspective against the towers.

Reculver Towers are a striking pair of 12th-century church towers built within a Roman fort on the very edge of the Wantsum Channel. The towers, known as 'The Two Sisters', were erected on the foundation of a 7th-century Saxon church. The 12th-century church is gone now, the victim of erosion from the constant wear and tear of waves on this seaside location.

Minnis Bay, sun setting over Reculver Towers and wind surfer. 1

Minnis Bay, sun setting over Reculver Towers and Herne Bay Pier head with a kite surfer in the foreground.
Taken at a long focal length to give the sun some sort of size perspective against the towers.

Reculver Towers are a striking pair of 12th-century church towers built within a Roman fort on the very edge of the Wantsum Channel. The towers, known as 'The Two Sisters', were erected on the foundation of a 7th-century Saxon church. The 12th-century church is gone now, the victim of erosion from the constant wear and tear of waves on this seaside location.

Minnis Bay Sunset over Reculver Towers and windsurfer 2

Minnis Bay and sunset over Reculver Towers with kiteurfer 3

Sunset from Minnis Bay and a kitesurfer.

Reculver Towers are a striking pair of 12th-century church towers built within a Roman fort on the very edge of the Wantsum Channel. The towers, known as 'The Two Sisters', were erected on the foundation of a 7th-century Saxon church. The 12th-century church is gone now, the victim of erosion from the constant wear and tear of waves on this seaside location.

Minnis Bay sunset over Reculver Towers and kitesurfer 4

Minnis Bay, sun setting over Reculver Towers and Herne Bay Pier head with a kitesurfer in the foreground.
Taken at a long focal length to give the sun some sort of size perspective against the towers.

Reculver Towers are a striking pair of 12th-century church towers built within a Roman fort on the very edge of the Wantsum Channel. The towers, known as 'The Two Sisters', were erected on the foundation of a 7th-century Saxon church. The 12th-century church is gone now, the victim of erosion from the constant wear and tear of waves on this seaside location.

Minnis Bay and sunset over Reculver Towers 5

Minnis Bay and the sun setting over Reculver Towers with kitesurfer 6

A kitesurfer catching a northerly breeze at Minnis Bay, Thanet, Kent,  whilst the sun sets over Reculver Towers near Herne Bay.

Reculver Towers are a striking pair of 12th-century church towers built within a Roman fort on the very edge of the Wantsum Channel. The towers, known as 'The Two Sisters', were erected on the foundation of a 7th-century Saxon church. The 12th-century church is gone now, the victim of erosion from the constant wear and tear of waves on this seaside location.

Minnis Bay sunset over Reculver Towers and kitesurfer 7

A kitesurfer catching a northerly breeze and jumping over the sun at Minnis Bay, Thanet, Kent,  whilst the sun sets over Reculver Towers near Herne Bay.

Reculver Towers are a striking pair of 12th-century church towers built within a Roman fort on the very edge of the Wantsum Channel. The towers, known as 'The Two Sisters', were erected on the foundation of a 7th-century Saxon church. The 12th-century church is gone now, the victim of erosion from the constant wear and tear of waves on this seaside location.

Minnis Bay and sunset over Reculver Towers with jumping kitesurfer 8

A kitesurfer catching a northerly breeze at Minnis Bay Thanet, Kent and jumping over the sun, whilst the sun sets over Reculver Towers near Herne Bay.

Reculver Towers are a striking pair of 12th-century church towers built within a Roman fort on the very edge of the Wantsum Channel. The towers, known as 'The Two Sisters', were erected on the foundation of a 7th-century Saxon church. The 12th-century church is gone now, the victim of erosion from the constant wear and tear of waves on this seaside location.

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Kitesurfer Graeme Rolbiecki jumping over the sun and Reculver Towers.
Picture taken at Minnis Bay, Thanet, with a gentle Northerly breeze.
Herne Bay Pier head can be seen way off in the distance.

Reculver Towers are a striking pair of 12th-century church towers built within a Roman fort on the very edge of the Wantsum Channel. The towers, known as 'The Two Sisters', were erected on the foundation of a 7th-century Saxon church. The 12th-century church is gone now, the victim of erosion from the constant wear and tear of waves on this seaside location.

Minnis Bay sunset over Reculver Towers with jumping kitesurfer 10

Kitesurfer at Minnis Bay, Thanet with the sun setting over Reculver Towers near Herne Bay, Kent