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Tidal bore images

November 26, 2019 by waves1

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A natural wonder

Tidal bores are one of nature’s wonders, and are waves that travel upstream against the river flow on the highest tides. This creates great photographic opportunities, not just for the tidal bore itself, but the wading birds sometimes startled into flight. Tidal bores occur on about 20 rivers around the UK and these photographs show a selection.

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Tidal bore on the Solway Firth at Drumburgh
A tidal bore on the Solway Firth, viewed from Drumburgh on the Cumbrian shoreline
Severn Bore
Surfers ride the Severn Bore, Gloucestershire, near the village of Broadoak
Tidal bore near Arnside, Cumbria
A tidal bore on the River Kent approaching the village of Arnside in Cumbria
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