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load. To order by post off-line, please see Ordering Information. Code LF-09 Bardsea and Chapel Island
Unframed mounted print: £10.99 (includes carriage) Framed mounted print: £21.99 (includes carriage) Bardsea and Chapel Island, seen from Birkrigg Common. The elegant church steeple stands alongside the wide variety of house styles in Bardsea. Behind lies the channel carrying the outflow from the Leven, with Chapel Island beyond. Code LF-10 Leven Viaduct
Unframed mounted print: £10.99 (includes carriage) Framed mounted print: £21.99 (includes carriage) The Leven Viaduct, viewed from the shore close to Conishead Priory, near Ulverston. The viaduct carries the railway over the estuary where the Leven runs into Morecambe Bay. The sands here are treacherous, crossed by shifting channels. Code LF-11 Chapel Island
Unframed mounted print: £10.99 (includes carriage) Framed mounted print: £21.99 (includes carriage) Chapel Island across an early morning rising tide, with a faint mist yet to fully burn off. The shore in the foreground is that at Hammerside Point, below Bardsea. Code LF-12 Canal Foot Pier
Unframed mounted print: £10.99 (includes carriage) Framed mounted print: £21.99 (includes carriage) Canal Foot Pier and the Leven Viaduct across the sands. Deep channels cut into the mud in this area, and the main river channel can move between the edge of the shore and the centre of the estuary. Haverthwaite Mosses lie in the background. Code LF-34 Chapel Island, Leven Estuary
Unframed mounted print: £10.99 (includes carriage) Framed mounted print: £21.99 (includes carriage) These ancient timbers stand on the foreshore below the grounds of Conishead Priory, and look across to the low cliff of Chapel Island. The calm waters hide treacherous sands, at what was once a regular crossing point over this neck of Morecambe Bay.
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