More from the Isle of Wight

On the last full day of my stay here, I boarded the bus that takes the coastal route all the way from Ryde in the east to the Needles headland in the West. I got lost a few times between the walking and finding the correct bus stop to get back on track, but I kept reminding myself of the old saying “Not all who wander are lost” and convinced myself that I was just wearily wandering, not necessarily lost. There is an Island Breezer bus (see pic below) that follows a more local route through the villages and points of interest in the western tip. This is fun and open at the top for better views.

Island Breezer Bus
Tennyson Down and the Needles Headland
Tennyson Down
Freshwater Bay and Sea Stacks
The Needless chalk cliffs
The Needles and Lighthouse
Alum Bay and Colored Cliffs

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  1. I remember walking on Tennyson Down in the rain. My employer took me and his children on a day trip.

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