Top Things to Do in Burnham-on-Sea and Highbridge 2021

"The Clifton Observatory is located at the northeast corner of the Clifton Suspension Bridge. There are many mountain walks that are small enough to go up the mountain. The entire observatory now has a wreck-like building that looks lonely. The huge lawn next to it often feels gusty, and the part overlooking the suspension bridge is almost built on the edge of the cliff, which is very exciting"

"The pier under the sunset is still so charming and long corridors, leading to the next part of the journey, Clevedon Pier and Heritage Centre is definitely a good place to take pictures, there are people posing for pictures when I go, wow, it really looks like that. Ancient feeling, there is a feeling of going far away. From a distance, I saw a long corridor supported by pillars. It was made of wood. It was spliced by pieces of long wooden boards. It was very comfortable to walk on. At the end of the corridor there is a tower, which can also be said to be a pavilion. The triangular shape looks like an old castle. Under the light of the sunset, the sea is sparkling, leaning on the handrail, it is definitely a beautiful photo. . Standing on the pier and looking across, the endless ocean is so wide, the sea and the sky in the distance are connected, and the sea level is invisible. If you are tired from taking pictures, you can go to a nearby cafe to sit and watch the beautiful scenery in the distance. Drinking mellow coffee, simply don't enjoy it too much. There is also a small museum next to it. Although there are not many collections, the relevant introduction is still very detailed, and you can go shopping when you are free. It is recommended to arrive at four or five o'clock in the afternoon for sightseeing. If it is a sunny day, it would be even better. The sunset, sea water and wooden bridge are great."

"When the weather is good, you can see the tower far away and the scenery is great, including Swindon, Didcot, Uffington White Horse, etc. Even if you don't climb the tower, the mountain on which the tower is located is still at a high point in the surrounding area, so you can see far away."

"You can see the tower is very high from the avenue. Fortunately, you can drive to the bottom of the tower. There is a parking lot on the top of its mountain, the view across the valley is amazing, it is worth traveling along the narrow alleys, there is a good view of this area, watching the river meandering through the valley, and it’s all free."

"It is not possible to enter this tower, but it is the last part of Shrewsbury, so it is worth walking down. The road is quite steep and can be traced back to the middle of the fourteenth century. It is a watchtower against enemy attacks. Historically, the walls of Shrewsbury are far less important than the walls of Yorkshire."

"I close my eyes to the pink sky, leaving all of my days are same, you came along and sing a song,and whole world around me changed."

"When you get to Broadway, you have to look at the Broadway Tower (Broadway Tower), which is on the Fish Hill next to the town. This is the last section of the "Cotswold Road" from Bath. It takes 2 hours to walk back and forth from town. Going up the mountain has to pass through the pastures of different people. You need to repeatedly open and close the fences one after another (to prevent the sheep from running to other people's homes). There is a wooden "Cotswolds Way (Cotswolds Way)" sign post every other stretch of the road to guide visitors. The sun will not go down until 10:30 in the UK in June, and I have climbed past pastures one after another in the warm sunset. Those happy sheep are lazily on the hillside "better than strolling in the courtyard", either turning a blind eye to me-it's not strange to see, or staring at me stupidly-after all, Chinese faces are rare and strange. Standing on the top of the mountain, looking around, you have a panoramic view of the rolling hills of the Cotswolds, small villages are bathed in the sunset, and the land is peaceful and tranquil. In the evening breeze, a young couple was immersed in the sunset. I pointed the camera at them, and they uncannyly kissed in front of my camera. Yes, such a warm scenery requires warm romance, and I printed their beautiful pictures in the sunset glow of the Cotswolds. But this time it's not like Greece, no director is a reality show."