The Beacon Light - painted by JMW Turner circa 1845 at St. Margaret's Bay, Kent 

Discover the interaction of the four elements during this most dramatic season.

Stand below our country's most iconic geographical landmark, the magnificent white cliffs representing earth; great monoliths standing firm against the crashing waves of water from the often tempestuous seas of the English Channel.

Embrace the South-westerly wind that blows in air rich with saline ozone developing ruddy-fresh faces of intrepid souls taking in the taste of nature along the coastline and cliff tops.

Open your eyes to the final element of fire represented by the sun, as it sends flashes of silver searing across the iron grey seas through breaks in the cloud-laden, brooding autumnal skies.

Like Turner, find your bolt-hole from convention in this stunning corner of Kent. Take in a refreshing breath of sea air in a place with "the loveliest skies in all of Europe".