In the shadow of Exmoor at the foot of Lyn Gorge is the village of Lynmouth. A gorgeous little village and harbour, but a harbour very much at the whim of the tides of the Bristol Channel
4th September
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It’s hard to imagine being that dependent on the tidal flows, but local folks must take it in stride. Thanks for this view of another way of life.
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The tide drop on the Bristol Channel that flows into the River Seven is one of the highest round our coast..
. It is so high and quick that it creates the Severn Bore, loved by surfers who love to ride the giant wave for several miles inland.
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River Severn, surely? I am blaming predictive text on your behalf
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Yep a dropped r
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