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Posted: 18 Jan 2016

Taken: 19 May 2007

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1/160 • f/5.6 • 18.0 mm • ISO 100 •

Canon EOS 350D DIGITAL

18.0-200.0 mm

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Lihou causeway

Lihou causeway
Lihou Island lies off Guernsey's west coast. It is connected to L'Erée headland (seen here with Fort Saumarez) via a causeway accessible at (very) low tide. It is essential to observe the causeway opening times to avoid getting stranded on Lihou, because once the water gets ankle high it is too dangerous to cross.

View from L'Èrée towards Lihou
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Life in the tide zone: orange- breadcrumb sponge (halichondria panicea) / dark red jelly blobs- beadlet anemone (actinia equina). 20060910-IMG 0003
The mauve stuff is an encrusting seaweed of the lithophyllum or lithothamnium species.
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, Buelipix, Heide, LotharW and 22 other people have particularly liked this photo

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 Gudrun
Gudrun club has replied
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Schönen Dank, Maik! Die haben geleuchtet, aber sie sehen ziemlich unappetitlich aus;-)
Der Leuchtturm ist übrigens ein napoleanischer Wachturm, auf den die Deutschen im Krieg draufgebaut haben (die Kanalinseln waren Teil des Atlantikwalls)
8 years ago.
 LotharW
LotharW club
Was sind denn das für Flechten(?) schön bunt!!!
8 years ago.
 Gudrun
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Vielen Dank, Lothar! Das orangerote ist ein Schwamm, das fliederfarbene eine Alge:-) Ich hatte mir vor Ort ein kleines Büchlein dazu gekauft;-)
8 years ago.
 slgwv
slgwv club
Like the hike to Dungeness Spit lighthouse off the Strait of Juan de Fuca--better check the tide tables first! ;)
8 years ago.
 Gudrun
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Absolutely, with spring tides up to 15m high this is a must;-) Sometimes the causeway is closed for days on end...
8 years ago.

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