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Autumn equinox
A little wander this morning. I overslept so missed the usual dip but the walk still did me good. — read more
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Low tide II
On the incoming tide, a ship heads for Liverpool docks. — read more
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Low tide
A ship heads to the docks on the incoming tide. — read more
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Good weekend?
A post bank holiday scarecrow resting in the morning sun. — read more
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Y-Shaped Groyne – Liverpool Bay
As the tide goes out a y-shaped groyne is revealed on New Brighton beach. — read more
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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. — read more
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6.2m ebbing tide – Liverpool Bay
6.2m ebbing tide on a windy overcast day. Sandbanks completely submerged. — read more
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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. — read more
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3.6m ebbing tide – Liverpool Bay
At 8am the tide is at 3.6m high and going out. The sandbanks are completely underwater now. A little boat skims across the top of them heading out to sea. Small boats can safely sail through this area, but the container ships and tankers need to enter via the channel. — read more