March 2021

Low tide 0.50m at 08:03 on 31/03/21. The last deep channel marker of the River Ribble where it merges with […]

A choppy high tide (9.33m at 12:16 on 29/02/21). Lots of seaweed washed up. Redshank and turnstone huddle on the

The limestone in the new rock armour is eroding quite badly whereas the granite and sandstone appear to be doing

It’s inextricably linked to the sea that surrounds us and puts on an amazing spectacle when you look up to see a Super Moon!

Rather rare view of the pier base. Low tide and low sand allow a good view

Bizarre how so many cuttlefish bones washed up on beaches all over the Fylde, in just a few weeks. This

Two strandlines: one strewn with cuttle-bones (internal shell of a cuttlefish), and the other empty razor shells. Selective strandlines? Fascinating.

Shows the amount of the “toe” exposed between G20 and G21 jut north of “Rossall Steps”.

Sand and gravel being scooped out to reveal the toe.

Giant sandcastles? Sand is being shifted to the area below the sea defences at Fairhaven Lake and flattened out to