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Flamborough Head East Yorkshire Coast |
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Flamborough Head is a few miles north of the seaside town of
Bridlington, along the chalk cliffs are many coves and caves. |
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To see a map of the area click here |
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Flamborough Lighthouse |
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The 85ft lighthouse was built in 1806 |
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The white chalk cliffs jut out into the North Sea |
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Selwicks Bay with it's pretty cove |
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One of many sea caves |
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The Fog warning station perched near the edge of the cliff |
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There are many different kinds of birds to be seen along the headland including, oyster catchers, gulls, eider ducks, and cormorants. |
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Looking along the headland there are giant rocks known as stacks |
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Bridlington Bay on the horizon can be seen from Flamborough Head |
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All Images © John Beres 2003-2008 |
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