📖 The Literary Tides of Morecambe Bay Morecambe Bay isn’t just a landscape – it’s a muse. At low tide, it stretches across 120 square miles: golden sands, shifting channels, and hidden currents that have inspired writers for generations and claimed lives for centuries. From Gothic fiction to modern travel writing, this place has always stirred the imagination. • In Crimson China by Betsy Tobin, the bay is a place of danger and redemption, echoing the real-life 2004 cockle picker tragedy. • Jan

Morecambe Bay came alive with the sound of hoofbeats as dozens of horse riders took to the sands for a spectacular charity beach ride. With sea spray flying and smiles all around, riders of all ages and abilities joined forces to raise funds for local causes — celebrating the bond between community, nature, and horses. From shimmering tides to galloping hooves, the event was a breathtaking reminder of how coming together can make a difference — and have a little fun along the way! 💙 A huge than