Grid reference SZ8896
near to Pagham, West Sussex, England
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Scrubby little bush; Pagham
by Rob Farrow
An example of the sparse vegetation to be found on the littoral between Pagham Harbour and the sea. See also SZ8896 : Sand, shingle and scrubland; Pagham
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Pagham Lagoon
by Ian Capper
Lagoon behind Pagham Beach. The 1880 6" map shows it as the route of the channel linking Pagham Harbour with the sea, before it was blocked off by an embankment (shown on the 1899 6" map) in conjunction with the drainage of... (more)
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Pagham Harbour mouth
Looking out of the harbour not long after low tide. There are signs up asking people not to be here at high tide to allow the wading birds to roost there, but several people ignored them.
Edit: The spit across the harbour front continued... (more)
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Rock Groyne, Pagham (set of 2 images)
by N Chadwick
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Mudflats, Pagham Harbour
by Simon Carey
At the eastern end of the harbour. The trees on the far side mark Church Norton.
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A short circular walk around Pagham (15)
by Basher Eyre
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Homes by the beach
by P L Chadwick
These residential properties are in Harbour Road, but enjoy a frontage to the beach. They probably date from the interwar years of the 1920's and 1930's, since when planning has become much tighter. It is very unlikely that... (more)
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Sea kale in flower on Pagham Beach
Sea kale (Crambe maritima) growing on shingle.
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Mouth of Pagham Harbour
The coastline does not much resemble that on the OS 1:25000 map now, the shingle spit on the right has grown eastwards and the channel in the foreground from the harbour has reached the first rock groyne to the east. The brisk flow out of... (more)
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Pagham Lagoon - Dinghies
by Colin Smith
The lagoon lies between Pagham Beach and the Church Farm Holiday Village and has a circular path around it. Dinghies use part of the lagoon.
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Pagham Harbour mouth
This shingle spit has extended significantly to the north-east in recent years, overlapping the spit on the north-east side of the mouth. The shingle is becoming vegetated as it stabilises.
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Shingle spit at Pagham
by Derek Voller
Separating the Lagoon from the entrance channel to Pagham Harbour
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