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Sussex Walks: Exploring Widewater Lagoon
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 พ.ย. 2017
- Widewater Lagoon lies to the north-west of Shoreham Beach. It is an area of brackish water landlocked by a man-made shingle bank.
It is home to herons, swans, geese, cormorants, kingfishers, gulls and many other wildfowl.
In the early twentieth century a number of chalets were erected along the seafront, but in at the beginning of the Second World War they were moved to make way for military use.
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Beautiful area of Sussex, which many people don’t know about. The ecology of the Widewater Lagoon is very interesting. I’m a member of the Friend’s of Widewater and before Covid-19 an ecologist took a group of us on a fascinating guided walk 💚
I did this walk for the first time today. Wish I seen this before. Thanks for the gems for a future walk.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you to you Richard and Martin, that video was brilliant, it was so lovely to see the sea , and hear the sound of the shingle as you walked along
Yes - living by the sea has it's rewards. Glad you enjoyed it.
Very impressed by the Norfolk bridge. Thank goodness Martin found some orange cold weather gear.
He has a wardrobe for every occasion - in orange!
I'm sure you know Richard but the Norfolk suspension bridge which was demolished was the model for the famous Szechenyi bridge in Budapest, the first bridge over the Danube. Hard to think that any other country would have allowed such a splendid historically significant building to be destroyed.
I didn't know that - but I totally agree with your sentiment - we seem to take pleasure in destroying all beauty in the landscape.
Chalrts were all along Essex Coast St Osyth and quite substantial chalets and on seaward side of seawall all gone now...
Another fascinating video, many thanks to you both!
Thanks Mark - we try! :)
I AM GLAD YOU LIKE MY COMMENTS ON YOUR WALKS WELL IT IS LIKE ..THIS IS YOUR LIFE TONY , I LOVE IT . THAT LAGOON , WELL I THOUGHT AFTER 50 YEARS , WHEN I LAST SAW IT THEY WOULD HAVE MADE SOMETHING OUT OF IT , WHERE I LIVE THERE ARE MAN MADE CANALS , SOME , LIKE VENICE , BEAUTIFUL .
Always lovely to hear from you.
How fascinating! I have been walking dogs here now and then for years, and knew nothing of the history of the lagoon or the occupation of the seafront in the years leading up to WW2. Thanks Richard!
p.s. When are we going to see some footage from Martin's new toy?
Yes - I am waiting for the results of his new toy - it sounds promising.
I've been there!
A lovely place!
lol Martin's all for a dip
He sure is!
Great was only there the other day admiring the views .was good to hear some history on it
thumbs up.
bert ship Thank you very much!
Not a very safe place to start your film Richard! but most interesting anyway.
I was on the traffic island luckily and avoided the rush of commuters. :) Thanks so much for watching.
go again all the way to cafe
Norwegian rock....ours must have been the wrong kind
Did the German bombers ever do any damage to that area?
That I don't know - I don't think so.