'You Can Feel Alive at Spurn' ; Peninsula Is Remote yet Fascinatingly Beautiful
Grimsby Telegraph › November 13, 2010
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THE sound of silence deafens as I stand on a barren beach at the place where sea and sky unite.
On this autumn day the sky is clear, the sun dazzling as it reflects from the slow-moving water. Seabirds wheel high above, thermal hopping and ever watchful of the scene far below.See the full content of this document
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'You Can Feel Alive at Spurn' ; Peninsula Is Remote yet Fascinatingly Beautiful
To the left the cold waters of the North Sea lap gently ashore. To the right the muddy jaw of the River Humber stretches across to Cleethorpes eight kilometres distant. This is Spurn, remote and desolate yet fascinatingly beautiful, a sand and shingle spit reaching across the estuary mouth, a natur...
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