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Tag Archives: spit
68d – Fawley to Calshot
Fawley Power Station dominates the skyline from just about every angle. At 650 feet, the chimney is thought by many to be the highest point in Hampshire, but it is not. The highest point is Pilot Hill at 938 feet, … Continue reading
Posted in Hampshire
Tagged Calshot, Calshot Castle, coast, Fawley, Fawley Power Station, Hampshire, Lawrence of Arabia, Schneider Trophy, spit, travel, walking
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66n – Chilling to Hamble-Le-Rice
Would we make the last ferry of the day? Walk faster, everyone! In our hurry I nearly guided us onto Hook Spit, a northward pointing spit of land which is curved like a hook and from which the local village … Continue reading
Posted in Hampshire
Tagged coast, Commandos, D-Day, ferry, Hamble-Le-Wick, Hampshire, memorial, Pegasus Bridge, spit, travel, walking, Warsash
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59b – West Wittering to East Head
To the east of West Wittering stands East Head, a spit of land that stands at the entrance to Chichester Harbour, made up of sand dunes and held together by marram grass. Today, it points north, at about two o’clock, … Continue reading
Posted in West Sussex
Tagged coast, dunes, east head, marram grass, sand dune, spit, travel, walking, west sussex, west wittering
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The Coastal Path 