Going Coastal Britain

13/06/2024

Amazing shot!

A great spot to enjoy sunset at West Bay! 👌

11/06/2024

Even dark skies can be beautiful!
Fabulous photograph featuring storm clouds travelling from Southport to Lytham, on the North West coast of England, by MuttonGrumble.

10/06/2024

Beautiful!

03/06/2024

Who agrees?

02/06/2024

How amazing are these Farne Islands photos by Diamonds In The Mud photography !

02/06/2024

NEW social media to celebrate, support and promote Morecambe (which is the site of a new EDEN PROJECT development) and the deeply-historic city of Lancaster.
Please give it a LIKE or FOLLOW and submit your photos to share.

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A collection of good news, great images, heritage insights and other information about this lovely part of North West England!

02/06/2024

Love this - make time just to sit at the coast and soak up all the joy.

Sit awhile, away from the noise, on the edge of it all.
You can breathe the air and listen to nature’s call.

Sit awhile, someone else may come share your seat.
And the kindness of strangers is what you'll meet.

Sit awhile, without guilt or haste.
Because a wonderful view should never go to waste.

This lovely painting of one of our grade II listed seaside shelters at St Annes on Sea, is by Allyson Wright.

21/04/2024

Looking across from the Lancashire coast, to the outline of the Cumbria coast - fantastic!

How amazing is this photograph!

You can see from Fairhaven Lake, across the Royal Lytham & St Annes Golf Club, to Blackpool, and beyond that the outline of Cumbria!

It is by the truly incredible Gregg Wolstenholme photography, who always gets permission from Air Traffic Control for his superb drone shots.

18/04/2024

How beautiful is this! Full of mystery and magic.

The lifeboat horse a few weeks back when it was still on the pontoon

Wells-next-the-sea

17/04/2024

Even grey days can be beautiful, on the British Coast.

Barmouth, North Wales, including the 156-year-old grade II listed Barmouth Viaduct.
This structure has recently undergone a four-year £30m restoration scheme, to ensure it can continue to support the trains running between Machynlleth and Pwllheli. You can walk across it safely too now!

16/04/2024

Britain at the moment 😳
But hey, it makes life interesting for coast visits!

15/04/2024

If you could visit any part of the Coast of Britain for a few days of walking and exploring, where would you go, and why?