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September swim
First dip of the month in some epic waves. Water was 1c warmer than air at 14c. Ace.
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Low tide II
On the incoming tide, a ship heads for Liverpool docks.
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Low tide
A ship heads to the docks on the incoming tide.
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Good weekend?
A post bank holiday scarecrow resting in the morning sun.
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Narrow channel
The River Mersey is between 1 and 3 miles wide, and yet only a narrow channel is safe for ships.
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Y-Shaped Groyne – Liverpool Bay
As the tide goes out a y-shaped groyne is revealed on New Brighton beach.
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7m ebbing tide – Liverpool Bay
Liverpool Bay just after a neap high tide of 7.55m. The sandbanks are submerged, as is most of the concrete groyne.
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6.2m ebbing tide – Liverpool Bay
6.2m ebbing tide on a windy overcast day. Sandbanks completely submerged.
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New Brighton Groynes
At one point in Liverpool Bay, there is a 3-way groyne. One arm reaches back to the promenade, one runs parallel to the prom and the other reaches out into the bay. Fascinating structures.