The old Lifeboat station

It a very blustery day and the waves were breaking against this old building and on to the shoreline. I did catch a splash from a breaking wave as I took this but didn’t get too wet.

[Kitty Hawke]

Oh my....that does look desolate.

[Diana]

A fabulous find and shot, it does appear to be at the end of the world though!

[Linda]

I'd hate to be launching a lifeboat into that cold wind and water! Really nice shot!

[JackieR]

What a fabulous landscape

[Pam]

It looks like it has been battered many times. I love the textures, and tones. Fantastic shot.

[Nina Ganci]

brilliant textures and composition
fav

[katy]

Fabulously fascinating photo. I like the bricks in the building and your composition. It must have been a huge way to have come up that high. So glad you didn’t get soaked

[Susan Wakely]

@grammyn thank you Katy. I was much closer to the waters edge when the wave got me so beat a hasty retreat.

[4rky]

What a great find and great storytelling landscape scene.
God bless the RNLI! Do you know if the station is still in use?

[Susan Wakely]

@4rky I believe that it is now in Lepe country park (New Forest) and run independently.

[Renee Salamon]

Brilliant find, great shot

[Bill]

Loads of character, and stories of great rescues. Lovely.

[Carole Sandford]

Looks a bit grey & choppy!

[LManning (Laura)]

A great storytelling shot.

[Mags]

What a lovely old place this must've been. I see the silhouette of someone or something in the window.

[Babs]

Looks a bit battle-scarred doesn't it.

[Kathy]

What a neat vintage building standing tall on the rocks. I like the weathered boards and roof.

[bkb in the city]

Great find and capture

[Joan Robillard]

Wonderful capture

[Ingrid]

What a great find! I like the brick in the building

[Paul Williamson]

Very atmospheric

[karinm]

Looks interesting

[ClearDay]

I love the red brick showing through. This shot makes me feel cold!