This is Nikki - your host - "Wing-Walking" on the Utterley Butterley planes at Dawlish Carnival in 2004

Lyme Bay dawlish, offers some amazing views. The picture to the left shows the West side of Dawlish the Lyme Bay hotel is situtated above the pink houses in view.

Parsons & Clark - a well known local rock formation - to the Right

Dawlish front to the left hosts the only train line to the south west and therefore performs a major link to the rest of england. This busy line regulaly has some unique stream engines running along it.

The famous red arrows, run through their formation. Dawlish welcomes the red arrows during our carnival week.

Red Arrows.

Looking down on Dawlish and the railway line along the seafront.

The railway station is just behind the breakwater.

Lyme Bay House is between the camera position and the station and to the left just out of picture.

Boat Cove - on the Marine Parade Dawlish sea front -

just below Lyme Bay House

In front of the railway line, overlooking Dawlish main beach and the

breakwater where locals and visitors can be found fishing.

A view back towards the railway line and Dawlish from the breakwater.

A view eastwards from the breakwater towards Dawlish Warren.

The site of the pumping station for Brunel's Atmospheric Railway can be seen just beyond Dawlish railway station which is in the left of the picture.

The gardens in Dawlish between the seafront and railway line and the lawn.