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nothing like a trip to the beach with a raincoat on :

23 desolate british beaches


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No need for raincoats for a lot of this summer. Some nice beaches in that list.

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Slapton's near-ish to me.
It's great, they used to drag race down there in the 60s. On the one side of the road there's a brackish water of special scientific interest, the other is the very pebbly beach.
Interesting history there too - hundreds of US servicemen drowned there practicing for D Day, and the whole thing was covered up.

And yes, it does get busy in the summer. Good fish n chips too.

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The phrase 'desolate beaches' gets my mind working.

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I can see Chesil beach from the window of my holiday home.
Worth a visit (Chesil beach that is)

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I can see Chesil beach from the window of my holiday home.
Worth a visit (Chesil beach that is)
Durdle Door?
Been there, got the pics to prove it. (8+)

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I've been to Banburgh. It wasn't that desolate!


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I've been to both Bamburgh and Beadnell.

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I've been to Banburgh. It wasn't that desolate!

I've a feeling they'd call where you went Seahouses, which is just a touch south and a little bit bigger, but you can still see the castle (8-)

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nothing like a trip to the beach with a raincoat on :

23 desolate british beaches


There's been some serious warming going on in some of those photos.


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I can see Chesil beach from the window of my holiday home.
Worth a visit (Chesil beach that is)

Yes, Chesil is nice. I've been to 5 of them in total.

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It doesn’t take much to keep the hordes away. Barafundle Bay in Pembrokeshire, Wales, is only a half kilometre stroll from the nearest car park, but the rough pathway wards off pushchairs, buggies and their bratty, noisy occupants nonetheless.


wtf?

shouldnt the beach I find aircraft bits at be listed?:(

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Rhossili headland overlooking Rhossili Bay is fantastic end of, especially on a windy day. :D

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Been down fo Bamburgh a few times and my parents walk the dog at Beadnell, lovely beaches

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saspro wrote:
I can see Chesil beach from the window of my holiday home.
Worth a visit (Chesil beach that is)
Durdle Door?
Been there, got the pics to prove it. (8+)

Mark


Nope, right on edge of the mainland where the road goes off to portland

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