Showing posts with label estuary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label estuary. Show all posts
12 Dec 2020
Kingsbridge Estuary in Devon - NOT amateur radio
These photos were taken earlier by my brother. Normally I go back to where I was brought up every year. This year I have to rely on photos. Maybe in 2021?
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devon,
estuary,
kingsbridge
14 Aug 2014
Widegates, Kingsbridge Estuary, South Devon, UK
I'm sorry for putting this on my amateur radio blog but this is a matter dear to my heart. I come from this area and love it dearly. Because of my poor health, I have been unable to get to Devon at all this year.
There is a proposal to allow water skiing in part of the Widegates area of the Kingsbridge Estuary. This is an area of special scientific interest and at low tide a place where waders congregate. It is an area that is peaceful and quiet and of international importance.
If you know the area and want to comment, write to the Salcombe Harbour Master adam.parnell@southhams.gov.uk.
Personally, I am against the proposal. I fear the area will be adversely changed for ever.
Water-skiers are pulled by fast boats which create lots of wake and lots of noise. I may be wrong, but I fear the area will never be quite the same again if the plans are approved. The "for it" campaign people have got lots of publicity on the TV and in the press. There is a need to counter this. For democracy to work, the voices of both sides need to be heard.
There is a proposal to allow water skiing in part of the Widegates area of the Kingsbridge Estuary. This is an area of special scientific interest and at low tide a place where waders congregate. It is an area that is peaceful and quiet and of international importance.
If you know the area and want to comment, write to the Salcombe Harbour Master adam.parnell@southhams.gov.uk.
Personally, I am against the proposal. I fear the area will be adversely changed for ever.
Water-skiers are pulled by fast boats which create lots of wake and lots of noise. I may be wrong, but I fear the area will never be quite the same again if the plans are approved. The "for it" campaign people have got lots of publicity on the TV and in the press. There is a need to counter this. For democracy to work, the voices of both sides need to be heard.
Labels:
estuary,
kingsbridge,
salcombe,
skiiing,
water
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