Heaton Marsh

Coastal Marsh, Saltings in Lancashire Lancaster

England

Heaton Marsh

Pasture and pylons Looking north east from Downyfield Road - sheep, cattle and electricity seem to be the main products hereabouts. — Pasture and pylons Credit: Karl and Ali

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Heaton Marsh Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.031141/-2.8412844 or Grid Reference SD4459. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Pasture and pylons

Looking north east from Downyfield Road - sheep, cattle and electricity seem to be the main products hereabouts.

Karl and Ali

The road near Heaton

Karl and Ali

Pasture south of Aldcliffe Marsh

Alexander P Kapp

Footpath, Aldcliffe Marsh

Looking at the footprints on the path it would seem it is regularly used by sheep and not humans

Alexander P Kapp

Tidal creek on Aldcliffe Marsh

Alexander P Kapp

National Cycle Route No6 northwest of Arna Wood

The cycle route utilises the on defunct Lancaster to Glasson Dock railway line

Alexander P Kapp

Footpath to Aldcliffe

Alexander P Kapp

National Cycle Route No6 northwest of Arna Wood

Alexander P Kapp

Drainage, Downy Field

JThomas

Downeyfield Road towards Heaton

JThomas

Minor road towards Heaton

JThomas

Farmland near Aldcliffe

JThomas

Cycle track towards Ashton Hall

JThomas

Grazing land, Middleton

Low-lying land to the north of Downeyfield Road. Preparatory work has started for the erection of 3 wind turbines to the south of the A683, 2 of which will be visible in this view. The nearest turbine will be on the skyline in the centre of the photo, just to the right of the microwave telecommunication tower.

Ian Taylor

Grazing land & drainage ditch, Middleton

Low-lying land to the north of Downeyfield Road. See SD4359 : Drainage, Downy Field for a summer view. Preparatory work has started for the erection of 3 wind turbines to the south of the A683, 1 of which will be visible in this view, in the distance in the centre.

Ian Taylor

Transmission lines, Heaton

These lines were built to connect Heysham Power Stations (beyond the pylon on the left) to the National Grid, but their capacity has been increased to distribute power from off-shore wind farms in the Irish Sea.

Ian Taylor