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View the waves crashing over the sea wall, Check before you visit the beach to see where the tide is at and watch the trains roll through Dawlish Beach.

Rail News Monday 14th September: There is lots going on this week for the rail fans. On Tuesday 15th the 5-car Midland P...
14/09/2026

Rail News Monday 14th September: There is lots going on this week for the rail fans. On Tuesday 15th the 5-car Midland Pullman will be overnighting at Goodrington after its run back from Inverness.and going back to its base at Crewe on Wednesday passing through Dawlish at 16.06.

On Thursday 17th the Northern Belle luxury Pullman, which usually has two Class 47 diesels in the same livery powering it, is due to pass Dawlish at 13.34 on its way from Cardiff to Cornwall, the destination is somewhere around Par. The return time will be 17.27 at Dawlish. On Friday 18th the full length Midland Pullman Is coming down from Lancaster for a full weekend at Penzance again passing through Dawlish at 15.08. The next day Saturday 19th it does a trip to Oxford & Dawlish times will be10.44 with return at18.37.

Also on Saturday there is a Railway Touring Company excursion called The Branchliner starting from Crewe and going to the branch line at Lostwithiel. It then goes to Carne Point at Fowey. There are no times as yet but will be around 11.20 and return 17.30. We will amend these times when they are released. On Sunday 20th the Midland Pullman makes its way from Penzance to Lancaster.

Dawlish time is 12.57 for it to pass through. Now for the best news, which is that Steam Dreams is presenting a steam tour from Paddington to Penzance. The one and only 3 cylinder 8p Standard 71000 Duke of Gloucester will take over from the diesel which brought the train from Paddington to Taunton for the rest of the journey to Penzance. It looks like the loco may stay at Penzance until the return run on Friday 25th September. Time at Dawlish is 14.34 on 22nd . No times yet for the 25th

13/09/2026

We recently headed down to Cornwall to scout Penzance and Falmouth properly and see what potential there might be for a new live camera.

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Just minutes before sunrise, this was the view from the Link Bridge at the Stilling Basin in Dawlish. 🌅🌊The sky was alre...
13/09/2026

Just minutes before sunrise, this was the view from the Link Bridge at the Stilling Basin in Dawlish. 🌅🌊

The sky was already glowing with soft pinks and oranges, with the sea looking beautifully calm below.

Another stunning morning here in South Devon.

Would you get up early for a view like this?

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13/09/2026

Good morning from Dawlish! 🦢

We’re live from Black Swan Cam, hosted at The Beach Bar, and it looks like we could be seeing a change of guard on the nest.

Bertie has just arrived, so we’ll be watching to see what happens next with Rosie and the egg. 👀🥚

Thanks to WADE: Waterways Around the Dawlish Environment for the hard work you do on the brook.

You can watch Black Swan Cam 24/7 on the Coast Cams website.

Where are you watching from this morning?

13/09/2026

A bit of a reverse tour down Dawlish Brook this morning, starting at Rosie and Bluey’s nest. 🖤

Rosie was firmly on nest duty, while Bluey and Hope had sensibly moved a little further down the Brook and were giving Mum some peace for once. 😂

We passed the ducks, carried on towards Tux’s plot, and that’s where today’s little surprise was waiting.

Bertie was up to his usual tricks, doing his best to intimidate his youngest five cygnets. Fortunately, the waterfowl wardens have put a fence up between them, so Bertie can stand there looking tough while the youngsters stay safely on their side. 😂

Make sure you watch right to the end to see it.

Another perfectly normal morning on Dawlish Brook...

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13/09/2026

Good morning from Dawlish! 🦢🥚

We’re live from Black Swan Cam this morning hosted at The Beach Bar, and we’ve got some fantastic news. Kimba has laid an egg! ❤️

It’s always exciting to see the next chapter begin with Dawlish’s famous black swans, and we’ll be keeping a close eye on her over the coming days.

Remember, you can watch Black Swan Cam 24/7 on the Coast Cams website, or simply Google 'Black Swan Cam' to find it.

Where are you watching from this morning?

13/09/2026

Good morning from Dawlish! 🌥️🌊

We’re live from The Blenheim Cam 2 this morning, sponsored by Shoe Centre & Co.

There’s plenty of cloud cover around, but the sun is doing its best to poke through and brighten things up over the coast. Hopefully we’ll see a few more breaks in the cloud as the morning goes on.

Where are you watching from today?

Just minutes before sunrise, this was the view from the Link Bridge at the Stilling Basin in Dawlish. 🌅🌊Another beautifu...
12/09/2026

Just minutes before sunrise, this was the view from the Link Bridge at the Stilling Basin in Dawlish. 🌅🌊

Another beautiful start to the day in South Devon.

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12/09/2026

Good morning from Dawlish! 🌊☀️

We’re live from Sea Breeze Take-Away Cam sponsored by Cofton Holidays.

Another lovely start to the day here in South Devon. If you know Dawlish well, you’ll know there’s always something to watch, whether it’s the sea, the railway or the changing weather.

Where are you watching from this morning?

12/09/2026

We’re live from Pontoon Terrace Cam, sponsored by Wesley Offshore. Good morning from Dartmouth! ☀️🌊

Another stunning start to the day, looking across the beautiful River Dart towards Kingswear.

Did you know Dartmouth sits on one of the UK’s finest natural deep-water harbours? The navigable River Dart stretches for around 13 miles from Dartmouth towards .

There’s an incredible amount of history here too. Ships gathered in Dartmouth Harbour for the Crusades as far back as 1147 and 1190.

Not a bad view to wake up to!

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