Area: | Local | Ascent: | N/A |
Walk No: | 366 | Time: | 1 hour |
Date: | 26th March 2010 | Parking: | Sunderland shore |
Distance: | 2.00 miles | Weather: | Fine with some late afternoon sun |
Route: |
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Not much in the way of distance but after a day of rain it brightened up around 4pm and enabled us to have this short walk in a bit of late afternoon sun.
Route Map
Looking across the River Lune to Clougha Pike
and towards Overton
First Terrace at Sunderland
Daffodils in The Lane as we walk towards the West Beach.
walking along the west beach which is the seaward side of the point.
Here we are!!
Always neat & tidy. The Stones that I tied up on our last visit were also OK.
Heading towards the point and a look across
A look back towards Heysham as we start to round the point.
Needless to say the erosion continues
Back on the east shore which is next to the estuary of the River Lune
A look back towards Plover Scar Lighthouse and the Fylde coast
Across the river to Crook Farm with the Bowland hills behind.
Clougha Pike & Wards Stone behind Lancaster University.
Walking past what is shown as the "Old Hall" on the map....no idea why
Second Terrace at Sunderland , home one to the famous "Cotton Tree"
Back across the beach to First Terrace
A brief stop on the way back to Overton to show the dangers of straying from the road.
And finally....The Globe at Overton who do very good bar meals.
Next Walk: 27th March 2010 - Lake District - Whitbarrow
Last Walk: 23rd March 2010 - Yorkshire Dales - Twisleton & Ribblehead
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