Foreshore Collection (page 7)

Dead trees on river estuary foreshore after falling over small cliff of exposed London Clay, Nacton Shore, River Orwell, Suffolk, England, february

Waves breaking on the rocky foreshore at Elgol, Isle of Skye, Inner Hebrides, Scotland, United Kingdom, Europe

Coast at Duntulm, Isle of Skye, Scotland, United Kingdom

Aerial view of Sea Cliff Bridge near Wollongong, New South Wales, Australia

Orange Lichen on Rocks, Binalong Bay, Bay of Fires, Eastern Tasmania, Australia

Orange Lichen on Rocks, Coles Bay, and The Hazards, Freycinet National Park, Freycinet Peninsula, Eastern Tasmania, Australia

The Danish Aldwych Settlement, 11th century
Illustration showing the Aldwych Danish settlement, near London in the time of Canute, 11th century. This image shows a trading boat being unloaded onto the foreshore

A jack up barge working on the foreshore of the Solway Firth near Workington
Ashley Cooper / SpecialistStock

Tree trunks preserved in a submarine forest revealed at low tide at Porlock Weir in Somerset, UK
Ashley Cooper / SpecialistStock

Yak herd on foreshore, sacred lake Manasarovar (Manasarowar), Kailas (Kailash) region, Tibet, China, Asia

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The foreshore, a captivating intersection of land and sea, holds an allure that transcends borders. From the picturesque Harbour at Aberaeron in Cardigan Bay, Wales to the rugged Joss Bay Cliffs in England's Manningtree, this coastal phenomenon never fails to mesmerize. Venturing further north along the Salt Marsh at Hest Bank Morecambe Bay in Lancashire, UK reveals a serene landscape where nature thrives harmoniously with man-made structures. Meanwhile, Scarborough's Foreshore Road beckons visitors with its vibrant energy and bustling atmosphere. But it is not just leisure seekers who find solace on the foreshore; construction workers diligently toil on the Solway Firth near Workington, installing power cables for Robin Rigg offshore wind farm. This ambitious project harnesses nature's force to generate clean electricity for countless homes. Across Europe, from Borth in Wales' Cardigan Bay to Monte Carlo's Port Hercules Harbour in Monaco, people flock to these idyllic seaside retreats seeking respite from their daily lives. The Bridge and Boathouse in Coleraine offer a tranquil escape while St. Michaels Fortress overlooks Sibenik Harbour on Croatia's Dalmatian Coast. An elevated view of Primosten showcases Croatia's breathtaking beauty as it merges seamlessly with the Adriatic Sea. Here lies evidence of how humanity has long been captivated by the enchanting foreshore - a place where land meets water and dreams meet reality.