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Kimbo said:its not too far ill have a look in a min and post it on here
it depends what part of the beach u go to though... remember all those cockle pickers? well they all died at morecambe and thats the beach u need to avoid!
oh fook ing hell kimbo!!!
I'd agree with Kimbo and say that St Annes beach is much nicer than Blackpool - it's very flat, absolutely huuuugge and goes on forever (left, right and out towards the sea) and there's also loads of nice soft sand to play with when you first get on the beach near the sand dunes. Lots of little water pools and rivulets dotted around when you get further down towards the sea too 
budge said:Kimbo said:its not too far ill have a look in a min and post it on here
it depends what part of the beach u go to though... remember all those cockle pickers? well they all died at morecambe and thats the beach u need to avoid!
oh fook ing hell kimbo!!!
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i have just come back from blackpool and did not go on the beach as when the tide is in it comes right in and is really rouch and u cant even see the beach also they are building the flood defences so it is really grotty. When the tide goes out the whole beach is that wet u cant sit down. but the pleasure beach is great but expensive.
I'm from Morecambe and it's a pile of poo
The main beaches are crap but there's a great safe beach a couple of miles down the road that's always desserted - miles and miles of sand that you can take the car onto. Dead good digging sand and the tide never comes in (but you have a two mile walk to get water to fill up the moats)!!!
The big fairground went years ago, but there's a diddy little one on the prom. Apart from that, there's really not much else - even the shops are rubbish.
The prom is really good for bike rides and long walks. Happy Mount Park is pretty good.
Does make for cheap days out though - cos there's nothing to spend your money on.
Lancaster is good if you like museums and stuff like that. There's also a humongous park in Lancaster. Avoid going to Lancaster during rush hours though - a ten minute drive turns into a two hour drive.
The main beaches are crap but there's a great safe beach a couple of miles down the road that's always desserted - miles and miles of sand that you can take the car onto. Dead good digging sand and the tide never comes in (but you have a two mile walk to get water to fill up the moats)!!!
The big fairground went years ago, but there's a diddy little one on the prom. Apart from that, there's really not much else - even the shops are rubbish.
The prom is really good for bike rides and long walks. Happy Mount Park is pretty good.
Does make for cheap days out though - cos there's nothing to spend your money on.
Lancaster is good if you like museums and stuff like that. There's also a humongous park in Lancaster. Avoid going to Lancaster during rush hours though - a ten minute drive turns into a two hour drive.
its not actually morcambe we are going to. Its a place called carnforth (???)
we can travel to where ever we want anyway. we will have fun whatever. We chose lancashire coz we have never been that way. i hope we don't regret it
we can travel to where ever we want anyway. we will have fun whatever. We chose lancashire coz we have never been that way. i hope we don't regret it
Budge, when you say camping do you mean a tent? 
We tried the lake district last w/e in a tent and had to come home after 9 hrs. Was a b!oody nightmare with husband and 1 child. Hats off to you with 4 children and hubby!
We tried the lake district last w/e in a tent and had to come home after 9 hrs. Was a b!oody nightmare with husband and 1 child. Hats off to you with 4 children and hubby!
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