Lancashire Coastal Way
Day 6
Day 6
Thursday 24th March 2005
Weather :- Tee shirt day! Blue sky's mostly and warm
Distance 12 Miles : Time taken 4 hours
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Lancashire Coastal Way Day 6 |
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Thursday 24th March 2005 |
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Weather :- Tee shirt day! Blue sky's mostly and warm Distance 12 Miles : Time taken 4 hours
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| GPS Track Log from day 6. Glasson dock to Hest Bank | |
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| The marina at Glasson Dock | Glasson Dock |
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| Looking along the estuary | Along the old railway line |
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| Further along the railway and the bridge that crosses the River Conder | |
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| Looking back to Glasson Dock | Self explanatory |
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| Along the old railway line | One of the locals |
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| Along the old railway line | ?? |
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| A Robin | Along the old railway line |
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| Along the embankment near Aldcliffe | |
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| Lancaster Castle | Where's the path gone ? |
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| Ah, that explains that then! | |
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| Nearing the old dock / railway buildings | |
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| Along the old dock side | The railway and footpath bridge over the Lune |
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| A panorama of Lancaster from the bridge over the River Lune | |
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| Lancaster castle | The way to Morecambe. National Cycle Route 6 |
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| The path follows the old railway line in a straight line for miles and miles | |
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| With the odd bend to add interest. before straightening out again! | |
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| The railway between Morecambe and Heysham | Lots of stone Pelicans decorate Morecambe |
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| The Art Deco Midland Hotel | Looking across Morecambe Bay |
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| More Pelicans | |
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| Looking back to Morecambe | Looking towards the finishing line |
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| Where's all the water gone then? | "Ruggish" |
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| Mr Morecambe | |
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| One of the most unusual view indicators I have seen, somehow I could not get it to work! | |
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| Heading out of Morecambe on the promenade | |
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| Cocklers in Morecambe Bay | More stranded boats |
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| Ingleborough, 20 miles away | The promised land ! |
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| What a difference a bit of sunshine makes! | |