StoneRoad2013's photos with the keyword: foreshore

O&S - brick 6

O&S - brick 6

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14 Dec 2016 258
MICKLAM
O&S - brick 8

O&S - brick 8

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14 Dec 2016 234
MICKLAM
O&S - brick 7

O&S - brick 7

StoneRoad2013
14 Dec 2016 253
KIRKHOUSE
O&S - brick 5

O&S - brick 5

StoneRoad2013
14 Dec 2016 225
M'port - probably stands for Maryport
O&S - brick 4

O&S - brick 4

StoneRoad2013
14 Dec 2016 238
reads "Kirkhouse"
O&S - brick 3

O&S - brick 3

StoneRoad2013
14 Dec 2016 239
BLR KBY is the caption here.
O&S - brick 1b

O&S - brick 1b

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14 Dec 2016 226
Although partially removed by the broken off section, this reads "Whitehaven"
O&S - brick 2

O&S - brick 2

StoneRoad2013
14 Dec 2016 246
Not a brick, as such, this would have been used as a paving stone. Often used on wet platforms and cattle docks or sheds.
O&S - brick 1a

O&S - brick 1a

StoneRoad2013
14 Dec 2016 226
Although partially obscured by mortar, this reads "Whitehaven"
gbw - sea kale

gbw - sea kale

StoneRoad2013
14 Dec 2016 223
Sea Kale plant, well enough established to have flowered and set seed. more info here : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crambe_maritima
gbw - Crosscanonby

gbw - Crosscanonby

StoneRoad2013
14 Dec 2016 200
Beach at Crosscanonby. There is a Roman fortlet up on top of the hill just behind here, also some salt pans a little way to the right at the base of that same hill. A lot of those red pebbles are actually domestic red house-bricks, or fragments of such items.