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djscratch · 1 year
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On Chesil Beach (2017) dir. Dominic Cooke
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imthefailedartist · 11 months
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The moment when you're watching a cute little movie about nervous newlyweds, and it turns into something so traumatic. That opening music really tricked me. But I should've known from the opening scenery. Hell, I should've known from the fact that it stars Saoirse goddamn Ronan.
I'm pissed.
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samsdei · 2 years
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Billy Howle
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hededet · 9 months
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Lo único que ella había necesitado era la certeza de que él la amaba y la tranquilidad de que él le hubiera dicho que no había prisa porque tenían toda la vida por delante. Con amor y paciencia -ojalá hubiera él tenido las dos cosas a un tiempo- sin duda los dos habrían salido adelante.
-On chesil beach
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tctmp · 1 year
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Drama  Music  Romance
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earlgodwin · 1 year
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Sasorise Ronan and Billy Howle in The Seagull and On Chesil Beach
there you go.
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guy60660 · 9 months
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 © Fern Leigh Albert | Chesil Beach | Financial Times
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2squeakyshoes · 2 months
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Chesil Beach. Dorset. UK.
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Oliver Smith: In October 2020, Storm Alex thrashed down on the Dorset coast: trees fell, streets flooded, cruise ships left Weymouth Bay for the safety of more distant waters. In the midst of the storm, ultrarunner David Andrewartha set out to run the length of Chesil Beach. In his pack were emergency medical supplies, energy gels and a packet of Haribo Starmix. Ahead of him were 18 miles of loose, ankle-shredding shingle — near-impossible to run on in any conditions, now besieged by 65mph winds and lavished by sheets of salty rain. Behind him were the twin spectres of grief and guilt he was trying to outpace. Grief: because he had recently lost his mother to cancer. Guilt: because he had, in his own words, “buried his head in the sand” in her last days: he had only wanted to remember her the way she was before the illness. Somehow Chesil Beach was a place where he believed this inner turmoil would be resolved. “What got me to the end was knowing — no matter what pain I was in, and how treacherous it was — it was nothing in comparison to what she went through,” he told me.
David had accidentally scheduled his run to coincide with the storm, but no matter: he would try for a new record time, and raise money for charity. The existing record had been set in 1963. Only two people had attempted it since. That seemed strange, considering the fame of Chesil Beach. But it was, I came to understand, one of the strange paradoxes of this eerie, empty part of the English coast. Chesil is one of Britain’s longest beaches and has been immortalised in postcards, paintings and fiction — most famously Ian McEwan’s 2007 novella. You can easily find it on a map. Most of the southern English coast is higgledy-piggledy: defined by the nibble and gnaw of erosion, the back and forth negotiations of sea and land. Chesil Beach, by contrast is a long, straight stretch of shore — looking like a line of correlation plotted on a graph, or something sketched by a draughtsman’s hand.
Chesil Beach stretches for 18 miles; for eight miles there is saltwater on both sides © Photography for the FT by Fern Leigh Albert It is mostly admired from afar — in his book England’s 100 Best Views, Simon Jenkins recommends you park up on the B-road west of Abbotsbury for the best panorama. Up close it is little known. From May 1 to August 31 — the time of year when England’s beaches teem with buckets, spades and sunburn — the central section of Chesil Beach is closed to visitors, to protect nesting birds.
[Financial Times :: h/t Robert Scott Horton]
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105nt · 2 years
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What caught my eye today.
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pocketrocket1962ad · 7 months
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Taken by a friend..
I use to play as a youngster in thoses rocks .
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garadinervi · 7 months
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Harriet Bart, Shards, (altered book 'On Chesil Beach' by Ian McEwan, glass shards, vintage case), 2007 [© Harriet Bart]
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Exhibition: Abracadabra and Other Forms of Protection, Weisman Art Museum, Minneapolis, MN, February 1 – May 24, 2020
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xscape-photography · 1 year
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Chesil Beach, Dorset, UK
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nobrashfestivity · 2 years
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Robert Smithson's Mirror Displacement constructed on Chesil Beach, Dorset and photographed by the artist 1969 © Estate of Robert Smithson, VAGA, New York/DACS, London 2012 Courtesy Nancy Holt
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luucypevensie · 3 months
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Cute character questions for Cord, the best Slytherin ever? 💚
Absolutely, thank you Fae for asking about my girl! Tagging @dancingsunflowers-ocs because Ik she loves her too
The Basics
Name: Cordelia “Cord” Grey
Age: 11 through 17 throughout the series
Zodiac Sign: gemini
One Good Trait: she has this innate ability to see the good in others, even if some don’t deserve it
One Bad Trait: she can get pretty indecisive if certain decisions are left up to her
Habits
One Bad Habit: cord tends to take on too much, leaving her with bad time management skills
One Good Habit: she loves to learn, which is why she’s such an avid reader (she and hermione are platonic soulmates on that end)
One Habit They Can’t Break: whenever cord gets anxious, she stress-bakes (everyone secretly loves the free desserts part, but not the anxious cord part)
One They’ve Broken: while she still doesn’t have the best time management skills, she has gotten better at making sure things due at a certain time are done before that due date
What They’re Afraid Of: girl is TERRIFIED of losing drea and harry, her only family left
Family
Their Parents’ Names: Sonali and William Grey; Andrea (or “Drea” as everyone calls her) is her paternal aunt
Their Siblings’ Names: cord is an only child (wow, i have a lot of only child ocs)
Favorite Childhood Memory: her mother comforting her by singing ABBA songs after a particularly hard day at primary school
Favorite Childhood Toy: her first chapter book (it was Alice in Wonderland)
Embarrassing Story: when cord was 5 years old, she got mad when her parents couldn’t take her to the zoo one day and she used accidental magic to turn her stuffed teddy bear into an actual bear. luckily, drea was there and made the bear disappear before cord could actually see it
Favorite Family Member: her aunt drea
A Story About That Family Member: cord lost her parents on her 11th birthday, which was also the day she learned she was a witch and so was her aunt drea. she fell into a depression after that, and drea would do anything to bring back her niece’s smile. so, on july 31st, she took her to diagon alley to get her supplies for hogwarts. it was the first time in a while that drea saw a smile on cord’s face
What They Prefer
coffee or tea
showering in the day or night
taking baths or taking showers
tv or movies
writing or reading
platonic or romantic love
iced tea or lemonade
ice cream or smoothies
cupcakes or cake
beach or mountains
Favorites
Song: wannabe by the spice girls
Band: queen
Outfit: flowery short sleeved green dress with a jean jacket, short frilly socks, and black doc martens
Place: chesil beach
Memory: having her first sleepover with daphne and tracey (she took them to see a muggle movie for the first time, and then they went back to her house where they sang spice girls songs and cord introduced them to muggle junk food)
Person(s): daphne greengrass and tracey davis
Movie: the breakfast club
Show: friends
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master-john-uk · 11 months
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The view of Chesil Beach, Dorset from the Isle of Portland.
Day 4 of my business trip with the trainees and apprentices is going to be more intense than yesterday. They will get the chance to play with some of the most recent military technology currently in use.
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