Aden Bank

Sea, Estuary, Creek in Hampshire New Forest

England

Aden Bank

Leaving the ferry terminal at Lymington
Leaving the ferry terminal at Lymington Credit: Steve Fareham

Aden Bank is a picturesque area located in Hampshire, England, known for its stunning natural beauty and diverse ecosystem. Situated along the coast, it encompasses a combination of sea, estuary, and creek environments, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers.

The coastal region of Aden Bank offers breathtaking views of the sea, with its pristine sandy beaches stretching for miles. It attracts visitors from near and far, who come to enjoy leisurely walks along the shore, indulge in various water activities such as swimming and surfing, or simply relax and soak in the serene ambiance.

The estuary at Aden Bank is a sight to behold, characterized by its wide, shallow waters where rivers meet the sea. This unique ecosystem provides a habitat for a plethora of marine and bird species. Birdwatchers flock to the area to catch glimpses of rare and migratory birds that inhabit the estuary, creating a haven for birdlife enthusiasts.

In addition to the sea and estuary, Aden Bank is also home to several scenic creeks. These winding waterways offer opportunities for kayaking, boating, and fishing, providing a tranquil escape for individuals seeking solace in nature.

The rich biodiversity of Aden Bank is further complemented by the presence of lush marshlands and dunes, which are home to a variety of plant and animal species. The area is a designated nature reserve, ensuring the protection and conservation of its natural wonders.

Overall, Aden Bank in Hampshire is a natural gem, offering a diverse range of coastal landscapes, estuaries, and creeks. Its beauty and ecological significance make it a must-visit destination for both locals and tourists alike.

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Aden Bank Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.74337/-1.5269178 or Grid Reference SZ3393. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Leaving the ferry terminal at Lymington
Leaving the ferry terminal at Lymington
Yacht race starting platform from the IOW ferry to Lymington
Yacht race starting platform from the IOW ferry to Lymington
Abandoned boat on Lymington Spit
Abandoned boat on Lymington Spit
Entering Lymington harbour on the IOW ferry
Entering Lymington harbour on the IOW ferry
Welcome to Lymington
Welcome to Lymington
Railway bridge, Lymington On the short stretch of line between Lymington Town and Pier stations, which are on opposite sides of Lymington River.
Railway bridge, Lymington
On the short stretch of line between Lymington Town and Pier stations, which are on opposite sides of Lymington River.
Pond, Bath Road Recreation Ground There is also a bandstand and a rather ornate drinking fountain.
Pond, Bath Road Recreation Ground
There is also a bandstand and a rather ornate drinking fountain.
Lymington Salt Water Bath Drained for the winter. It has a sandy bottom.
Lymington Salt Water Bath
Drained for the winter. It has a sandy bottom.
Brook Road leaves Waterford Lane, Lymington Brook Road on the right.
Brook Road leaves Waterford Lane, Lymington
Brook Road on the right.
36 Church Lane, Lymington Elm Grove House is a grade II listed building from the early to mid 18th century.
36 Church Lane, Lymington
Elm Grove House is a grade II listed building from the early to mid 18th century.
1 - 11 (odds) and 15 Church Lane, Lymington The white row is a grade II listed building. Strangely there is no 13, number 11 being right up against 15 - superstition?
1 - 11 (odds) and 15 Church Lane, Lymington
The white row is a grade II listed building. Strangely there is no 13, number 11 being right up against 15 - superstition?
Burrard-Neale Memorial Gas Lamp, Lymington Grade II listed from 1832, although the upper parts have been replaced (originally a single lamp). It commemorates the introduction of gas street lighting in the town and the benevolence of two brothers in enabling this. Its position has been moved around the town, starting by the now demolished town hall.
Burrard-Neale Memorial Gas Lamp, Lymington
Grade II listed from 1832, although the upper parts have been replaced (originally a single lamp). It commemorates the introduction of gas street lighting in the town and the benevolence of two brothers in enabling this. Its position has been moved around the town, starting by the now demolished town hall.
Black-headed gull Black-headed gull at Lymington
Black-headed gull
Black-headed gull at Lymington
Ghost sign, Ashley Lane A fading painted advertisement on the Ashley Lane side of a building facing High Street. The wording reads: 
"Rand & Son
General Draper
Ladies and Childrens
Outfitters
Speciality
Dress 
Materials" 
(NB. This is as seen, there are no visible apostrophes)
There are also the faint remains of an earlier, slightly different sign.
Ghost sign, Ashley Lane
A fading painted advertisement on the Ashley Lane side of a building facing High Street. The wording reads: "Rand & Son General Draper Ladies and Childrens Outfitters Speciality Dress Materials" (NB. This is as seen, there are no visible apostrophes) There are also the faint remains of an earlier, slightly different sign.
I see no ships A silhouette painted on a bricked up (or fake) window of the top floor of a house in Nelson Place.
I see no ships
A silhouette painted on a bricked up (or fake) window of the top floor of a house in Nelson Place.
Lymington Salt Water Baths
Lymington Salt Water Baths
Boats at pontoon, Lymington The Wightlink ferry "Wight Light" is moored on the other side of the river.
Boats at pontoon, Lymington
The Wightlink ferry "Wight Light" is moored on the other side of the river.
Housefronts in Nelson Place
Housefronts in Nelson Place
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Aden Bank is located at Grid Ref: SZ3393 (Lat: 50.74337, Lng: -1.5269178)

Administrative County: Hampshire

District: New Forest

Police Authority: Hampshire

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