Morecambe was the prettiest place I visited this time during my stay at Lancaster. I have my eyes set on the Lake District if I ever go to Lancaster again (even Scotland is 2.5 hours away) and of course I would walk up to Morecambe again and make my way up to Heysham all the way. I regret not wlaking all the way up to heysham but I could cram only so much in day.
Also missed out on clicking that famous statue of Eric Morecambe at the Morecambe Promenade, so maybe there will be a next time. Here are some of the pictures of Morecambe for now.
The Lancaster Morecambe Foot and Cycle Path
A Blue Tit on the Lancaster Morecambe Path
The Light House and a Glimpse of the Morecambe City
The Shades of the Sea, Morecambe
AmazingThe first third and fourth picture stand out for their being..and second one for colors…Wish to have such foot and cycle path in Delhi
Agree with Tarun.India should build a cycling and walking culture and infrastructure for the same would be ideal not only to enforce countrywide health but 'll also be a solution in parts for pollution control and global warming. Imagine everybody going to office by cycle in India. Would not it be fantastic 🙂
The place is beautiful. Lovely snaps.
vallah..as usual awesome pix..:)
The place looks idyllic.
Tarun and Guru, thank you.Rajesh and Ramesh many thanks.Bindu it was a beautiful place.
Hi Mridula!Beautiful pictures as always, and thanks for your kind comment on my blog. I miss the wonderful community of bloggers that I got to know through my old blog, but since the birth of my son in July 2008, I don't always have the time to keep up with technology so much. I'll visit here from time to time, and hopefully I myself can blog about travel once again! Take Care~~Crystal
Wish to have such foot and cycle path in Delhi Bowflex
Hi Crystal, I know how time consuming it could be with a small bundle of joy.Prashant, thanks for stopping by.