The view from the Bride's Chair, Crag Foot
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The view from the Bride's Chair, Crag Foot
Image: © Karl and Ali Taken: 13 May 2010
Looking over the RSPB reserve which extends around Crag Foot and out into Morecambe Bay from Leighton Moss. This was the first place avocets (the RSPB emblem bird) nested in north west England about a decade ago. The chimney and cottages at Jenny Brown's Point are visible beyond the railway line (the long line of bushes).
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Image Location
Latitude
54.150902
Longitude
-2.796584