3 km from Grange-Over-Sands, Cumbria, England
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High tide between Arnside and Park Points
by Karl and Ali
The shore of the Kent estuary between the points is almost continuous limestone cliffs. Here, the cliffline is breached by a sloping ramp formed by the upper surface of one of the beds, seen here SD4376 : The Ramp from the exposed sands at low tide.
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The Kent estuary (low tide!)
by Karl and Ali
Looking across the sand and tidal channels to Grange-over-Sands and Hampsfell
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Rock formations near Park Point, Arnside
This sloping rock carries the coastal path onto the sands when the tide is out
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The shore, Arnside Park, Arnside
Looking towards Silverdale. There are occasional pebble beaches in hollows between the rocky outcrops. The public footpath is here close to the sea.
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Coast at Arnside Park
Heysham in the distance
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Park Point
by Ian Taylor
At low tide. Grange-over-Sands and Hampsfield Fell are in the background.
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Arnside Park meets the sea
by Arnold Price
This bluff headland and the shore to the East take the brunt of any Southwesterly gales when the tide is up. At low water the expanse of the sands of the Bay can readily be seen from this and other vantage points along the shore, fossils... (more)
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A robin at Park Point (2)
by Karl and Ali
No sooner had I sat down for a break than this fearless robin appeared and hopped over virtually to within touching distance. It must associate humans with food so I shared some cheese from my sandwich with him/her.
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Near Park Point, Arnside
by Ian Taylor
Between Park Point and Arnside Point. I presume the limestone is stained by iron deposits. Looking across the Kent estuary.
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Park Point |
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Small sheltered shingle beach at Park Point |
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Heading up the Kent estuary
by Karl and Ali
The tide has just receded from the sands close to the rocks of Park Point as we head up the estuary. It's a filthy day but at least the wind is now behind us.
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