Morecambe Bay is famed for it's sandy beaches and the shifting sands as surprisingly there are period when you can walk from end to end across them so long as you are mindful of when the Tides change as sadly a fair number have lost their lives due to that.
A basic requirement of traditional electricity generation is water so many are often sites near rivers or coasts and here is Heysham Nuclear Reactor recent having its operating period extend for a few years just opposite the side of the coast where I was staying.
At the far right hand side you'll spot the more modern Wind Turbines.
We're away today.
One of my favourite trails is Jenny Brown's Point,Silverdale just on the Lancashire/Westmorland Border circling the coast.
This is lovely trail from Hollins Lane, along the side of Leighton Moss, then onto the shore, it can be muddy, so you really need your boots on.
This walk starts in woodland and then there is some pleasant estuary walking, some road and beach. If you venture further, you can go through the Jack Scout nature reserve which is a cliff that provides some excellent seascape views.
The Queen Victoria Jubilee Monument in Silverdale, Lancashire. Nestled in the ancient Eaves Wood, this quirky 20-foot tall stone tower sits atop Castlebarrow Hill and offers sweeping, panoramic views of Morecambe Bay and the surrounding countryside.
Sports Day might also be on a group’s summer bucket list, but why not ditch the egg and spoon for a Sports Day with a twist?
Do a space themed sports day
Host your own mini olympics
Organize a Highland Games event
Try some tennis activities
Play some footgolf
Remember to take time to warm up and cool down before and after playing.
Well a few years back in Surrey, South East England well that's what they did cos there are times we're not so good at sharing that message and that it's the start of an adventure that'll carry on as you grow with fresh things to do and fresh challenges along the way.
