Mother nature...

Gosh ur pics really show the damage of the melting poles.
Sure hope it helps. It sad that has to be done. It must be hard to see the landscape change. Thanks for sharing.

you are welcome Angie,yes it makes you realise when you see it ..i hope it helps too..

Very dramatic pictures..Hope all their hard work helps

yes Caz, lets hope so we dont think about these things till we see them..:o)

I know I certainly don't Joan..Shamefully

i think most of us are guilty of that at some point ..:o)

That's worrying. I hope they can help prevent it.

Its incredible what the sea can do to our coastline Joan. Whatever mankind does it can only hold it back for so long. When we were in Canada we visited an icefield and we were told in detail what was happening to the ancient ice floes. It really is melting at an incredible rate. It seems we ARE all guilty of whats happening to our planet.

hi Hywel ,looks like they are trying their best..
hi Sandra,its a worry isnt it especially when someone tells you in detail or you can see the results, then it hits home ..yes i suppose we are all guilty.

Not been to Morcombe for a while.

hi Carol,first time i have been there for years , since my children were small.. some lovely places to go though :o))

Think Morcombe is a lovely little place, go to Lancaster quite a bit as i have a grandson lives there.

must admit i have not been to Lancaster.nice for you to go and visit your grandson, i bet you get waited on when you go ..

enjoyed the bog joan, think morecomb needs a lift, i went last year and its a sad site, no pleasure park now , but prom quite nice, just not alot there, shame it could be a booming seaside resort like it was once over, nice pics ;o)) off now, so nite x

hi San glad you enjoyed the bog.. lol..we didnt go into the centre just the outskirts some nice villages long time since i have been to the main town,as you say it was nice..gnite.. im still laughing ha ha :o))))

we have a similar problem on the east yorkshire coast. sadly if you save one area like this, the coast erodes further down. It is a phenomen that has been going on for centuries. There are loads of lost villages under the sea.

this is it if you stop it in one place ..it has to go somewhere else, like you say its been going on all this time,the problem isnt going to go away i think someone should be looking into this on a worldwide scale,well i suppose there must, be but the facts should be out there for everyone to see mind you i f you go on the net it is more than likely to be on there ,ive just never thought about it in depth till now ...