Cumbrian Coast
Sarah Reid returns to Shipping Brow Gallery with new solo exhibition celebrating the Cumbrian coast
CAPTURING THE CUMBRIAN COAST Sarah Reid returns to Shipping Brow Gallery with new solo exhibition celebrating the Cumbrian coast. by Danni Murphy Local artist Sarah Reid is set to return to Shipping Brow Gallery in Maryport this autumn with a new solo exhibition celebrating the beauty and character of the Cumbrian coastline. Running from 23 […]
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Your Coast – Your Choice
Residents in Bootle and Millom are being giving the opportunity to have their say on two art installations proposed for their areas. The artwork is part of the Deep Time arts programme that has already seen artwork by internationally renowned artists installed in parts of the west coast of Cumbria. As part of the pre-planning […]
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Cumbrian Coast: Allonby
With history and fun, all-in-one, Paul McGuirk explores why Allonby is a must-visit for tourists . Despite its diminutive stature, the coastal village of Allonby proves that size isn’t everything. With its rich history, multitude of attractions and picturesque sea views, this often-overlooked Cumbrian community has plenty to offer visitors of all ages. The village is thought to have been developed between […]
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Cumbria Coast: Haverigg
On our next port of call along the Cumbrian coast, Dave McMillan explores the spectacular sand dunes of Haverigg. Nestled on the edge of the Duddon estuary, just a stones throw from the town of Millom lies the peaceful fishing village of Haverigg. Tucked away under the shadow of Black Combe, this rare gem is […]
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Cumbrian Coast: St Bees
Paul McGuirk explores why this coastal resort is the Bee’s knees all year round. As the starting point for Wainwright’s coast-to-coast walk, there’s a common misconception that if you’re heading away from St Bees it means that you must be going in the right direction. While this may be the case for those enjoying the […]
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Silloth: The Jewel on The Solway
By Paul McGuirk Feature Image taken by Owen Martin While Cumbria might be famed for some of the UK’s most breathtaking scenery, very few visitors to the area think of travelling North or West of the Lake District national park boundary to check out what the coastline has to offer. Those with a sense of […]
