The shoebox-sized satellite, built by students and staff over four years, sent its first signal to the ground station on the university roof shortly after launch.
Read more ›: University of Wrenhaven's first satellite reaches orbit to watch coastal erosionFrom the Mediterranean to the Baltic, frames from the colourful world of boats moored in small harbours.
Low cloud brought by colder weather poured over the red rock walls in slow waves.
Seasonal restrictions have lifted on most of the city's beaches, but a few stretches remain off-limits to protect wintering birds.
A two-hectare trial near Bramley Cross that grows vegetables and soft fruit beneath raised solar panels has produced its first full season of data, with some crops doing better in partial shade.
Harbours, lighthouses and quiet shores in the first light of morning.
