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| Looking towards Bognor at high tide. |
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| Looking towards the spit. |
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| If the wind had been in a different direction the fencing might have been lost! |
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| Flattened! |
This is a blog recording various happenings on Pagham Beach in West Sussex on the south coast of the U.K. Although only set up in January 2014 previous mentions of the beach can be found on my paghambirder blog which is devoted to my lifelong hobby of birding but focused on sightings in and around Pagham Harbour.
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| Looking towards Bognor at high tide. |
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| Looking towards the spit. |
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| If the wind had been in a different direction the fencing might have been lost! |
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| Flattened! |
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| The Coastguard Helicopter arrives on scene. |
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| The 'casualty' in the water with flare. |
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| The winchman safely delivers the 'casualty' onto the lifeboat. |
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...and is then returned to the helicopter.
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| The 'cliff' looking east. |
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| Close up of the poor tree! |
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| Low tide from the third groyne looking west |
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| The main spit now joins up with the junior spit at low tide as it pushes ever eastwards. |
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| Looking towards the revetment which will be reinforced as soon as the rocks arrive. |
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| Another view looking west showing the the effect of the scour current on the beach. |
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| All is not lost however and parts of the beach still look good. |
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| ...and the Broom smells wonderful. |
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| Wild sweet pea. |
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| Unfortunately Ragwort is taking over the spit towards the old harbour entrance....once controlled but no longer. |