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Silverdale Cove
Silverdale Cove on the Lancashire Coast.
The round tunnel shaped cave in Silverdale Cove is a small example of a phreatic tube cave, which was formed by water pressure when the limestone cliffs were covered by the sea. Pleasure steamers from Morecambe used to bring Victorian and Edwardian sightseers to the cove.
Created: November 30, 2019
Author: Joan Martin
© Joan Martin (PHOTO NORTH). All Rights Reserved.
Photograph keywords: cave, cliffs, coast, Lancashire, limestone, phreatic tube cave, sea, Silverdale Cove
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