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| In May 2005 Arnside Knott was promoted Marilyn status (Marilyn's are a list of hills which have a relative height of 150m, regardless of absolute height or other merit. The name is a pun from the Scottish Munroe's) and it is the lowest Marilyn summit in England at a little over 159 metres. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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| The viaduct from the "cross bay" registration point on the promenade | Another view of the viaduct from further down the Prom |
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It's still early so Arnside's main street is quiet
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Nearing the top of Arnside Knott, The view is great
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Tony, Paul, Pam and myself near the Trig point | |
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Flooded fields lay far below us
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Pam leans against the gnarled roots of a large tree |
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Arnside Knott from the southern side at Arnside Farm
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Arnside Tower stands in ruins.
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| The Pepper Pot stands above Silverdale. |
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A lovely Pint in The Woodlands at Silverdale. A very unusual pub it is too. Quite difficult to find and does not look like a pub, more like a large Victorian house.
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Sunset over Morecambe Bay
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| The four of us on the coast path on the way back to Arnside | The Sea Grass has all been washed away from the Silverdale coastline | |
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| A small and very wet pony we came across on the Knott |
Nearing Arnside and its reflection is clear to see
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A quiet early evening on the main Street
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Paul has a Baileys in the Albion
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| An eerie Arnside Station as we wait for the last train. |
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