English: Tidal Bore The channels are constantly changing and consequently not shown on the OS map. Here the tidal bore is coming up a channel, one of several such channels in the estuary, on its way to Arnside some 8km away as the tide flows. It took 2 hours and 5 minutes to reach the viaduct at Arnside (shown in
324585) from this point.
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