가장 멋진 명소 11곳

Beautiful site and spotted my first cuckoo here.

Bags of parking. The grassy verge gets chock-a-block even in winter.

Cafe with vegan options. Pay for the car park at the cafe as the machine at the car park does not work. You can also try to park for free further down the road on the grassy verge.

Easy to miss, hiding behind a fence on the east side of the track.

Fort Godwin was a coastal battery built to defend the ports along the Humber estuary. It opened in 1915 and was constructed for two 9.2-inch breech-loading Mark X guns. The battery was in use throughout the First World War and kept in use during the inter-war period. The battery was modified during the Second World War and in 1940 was equipped with a 4-inch Mark IX gun on naval mountings and a new pair of searchlights. The battery was retained for use after the war. The strongpoint, coastal artillery searchlight and the 4-inch gun emplacement have been destroyed. The gun aprons have both collapsed, half lying on the beach, half on the cliff top but highly unstable.

The World War I early warning acoustic mirror 335m north east of Kilnsea Grange is one of only four known surviving examples in the north east of England, and the only known example in the country that still retains its sounding column. The device survives well and makes a significant contribution to the study of early 20th century defences in England. At their most sophisticated, the devices could identify the sounds of surface vessels or aircraft up to 25 miles (c40km) away.

The Sound Mirror is the forerunner of radar and was intended to provide early warning of incoming enemy airships and aircraft.

The force of nature slowly reclaiming land - through coastal erosion, this has left huge concrete blocks on the beach, which date back to World War 2.