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Duddon Estuary Partnership

Is a hidden corner of Cumbria not as well known as its nearby (and much larger) neighbour Morecambe Bay. Millom born poet and author Norman Nicholson evoked the character of the estuary and its tidal margins in his poem . This is the shore, the line dividing. The dry land from the waters Europe. From the Atlantic; this is the mark. That God laid down on the third day. Twice a year the high tide sliding,. Unwrapping like a roll of oil cloth, reaches. The curb of the mud, leaving a dark.

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Is a hidden corner of Cumbria not as well known as its nearby (and much larger) neighbour Morecambe Bay. Millom born poet and author Norman Nicholson evoked the character of the estuary and its tidal margins in his poem . This is the shore, the line dividing. The dry land from the waters Europe. From the Atlantic; this is the mark. That God laid down on the third day. Twice a year the high tide sliding,. Unwrapping like a roll of oil cloth, reaches. The curb of the mud, leaving a dark.

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Is a hidden corner of Cumbria not as well known as its nearby (and much larger) neighbour Morecambe Bay. Millom born poet and author Norman Nicholson evoked the character of the estuary and its tidal margins in his poem . This is the shore, the line dividing. The dry land from the waters Europe. From the Atlantic; this is the mark. That God laid down on the third day. Twice a year the high tide sliding,. Unwrapping like a roll of oil cloth, reaches. The curb of the mud, leaving a dark.

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Duddon Estuary Partnership

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Duddon Estuary north from Borwick Rails. Thanks to Peter Robinson for the photos. The Duddon Estuary Partnership meets 3 times a year in March, July and November. It meets at different locations around the Estuary. Meeting dates, agenda and minutes can be found here, along with any press releases we make. Information can also be found around the Estuary at Askam Pier, Foxfield Station, Hodbarrow Nature Reserve and Haverigg car park. Tuesday 14th July 2015 in the Victory Hall, Broughton, 7pm.

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Is a hidden corner of Cumbria not as well known as its nearby (and much larger) neighbour Morecambe Bay. Millom born poet and author Norman Nicholson evoked the character of the estuary and its tidal margins in his poem . This is the shore, the line dividing. The dry land from the waters Europe. From the Atlantic; this is the mark. That God laid down on the third day. Twice a year the high tide sliding,. Unwrapping like a roll of oil cloth, reaches. The curb of the mud, leaving a dark.

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Duddon Estuary Partnership

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The Duddon Estuary, nestling between the Lakeland fells and the Irish Sea, is a dynamic and diverse environment. The expanses of sand and mud flats laid down by retreating glaciers thousands of years ago are constantly reworked by the tides providing unique and varied habitats.To protect this unique estuary it is designated as a:. Special Protection Area (SPA). Under the European Birds Directive,. Special Area of Conservation (SAC). Under the European Habitats Directive,. Special Protection Areas (SPAs).

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History of the landscape. The Duddon Estuary Partnership was set up in 1992 to bring together representatives from a range of interest groups and organisations to help ensure no harm came to wildlife interests in the area. The Partnership meets 3 times a year to raise and discuss current issues affecting the area. We have a consultative, advisory and educational role. Key members of the Partnership include:. Some Basic Facts about the Duddon. While mainly long and narrow, it widens considerably at the se...

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Water quality interview on BBC Radio Cumbria – South Copeland Tourism

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Links and other info. Mountain Biking on Black Combe. Water quality interview on BBC Radio Cumbria. Tourism Development Office officer Janice Wilson interviewed on local bathing water quality on BBC Radio Cumbria:. Interview starts at 2 hours 12 minutes:. Http:/ www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02qx2v4#auto. For more information visit: Duddon-Estuary.org. Water quality interview on BBC Radio Cumbria.

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Links and other info. Mountain Biking on Black Combe. Beer'n'bangers: www.beernbangers.com. Walking festival: www.walkingfest.org.uk. Kite Festival: www.kite-fest.co.uk. GoLakes: www.golakes.co.uk. Guided Walks: The Lakeland Guide. Horse Riding: Cumbrian Heavy Horses. Horse Trekking: Murthwaite Green Trekking. History: Millom Discovery Centre. Bird watching: RSPB Hodbarrow. Steam Railway: Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway. Nature reserve: Millom Ironworks LNR. Water quality interview on BBC Radio Cumbria.

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Is a hidden corner of Cumbria not as well known as its nearby (and much larger) neighbour Morecambe Bay. Millom born poet and author Norman Nicholson evoked the character of the estuary and its tidal margins in his poem . This is the shore, the line dividing. The dry land from the waters Europe. From the Atlantic; this is the mark. That God laid down on the third day. Twice a year the high tide sliding,. Unwrapping like a roll of oil cloth, reaches. The curb of the mud, leaving a dark.

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IF YOU HAVE AN EMERGENCY ON THE BEACH OR IN THE WATER REMEMBER TO RING 999 AND ASK FOR THE COASTGUARD. Helping to keep our waters safe in the Duddon Estuary, Cumbria. Since the inception of Duddon Inshore Rescue we have been involved in over 400 incidents on or around the treacherous waters of the Duddon estuary. Some of these have been frustrating, others mundane; some heart-warming, where lives have been saved; others tragic where, in spite of the best efforts of all concerned, life has been lost.

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