Moodysailor
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Bringing dinghies ashore Bournemouth/Poole
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blackbeard
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Thanks for replies, everyone.
Bournemouth beach - Seems that we shall have to look for black and white flags, or anchor close to beach and swim ashore ...
Bournemouth beach - Seems that we shall have to look for black and white flags, or anchor close to beach and swim ashore ...
TernVI
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Or take the sensible option of 'not going to Bournemouth beach'?
grumpy_o_g
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On the local radio news today it was reported that Marine Police had been involved because of Jet-ski's behaving dangerously close to swimmers. The rules for boats are apparently no landing or launcing from April to October. https://www.bournemouth.gov.uk/AttractionsLeisure/BeachesandWaterfront/watercraft.aspx
Which I've just noticed Tlouth7 already posted...
alahol2
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Currently anchored at Shipstal. Took the dinghy ashore for a walk round. Chatted with an RSPB 'warden' who gave us a long talk about all the damage caused by dinghies landing on the highly sensitive beach. He had no idea what the damage was, to what or how it was caused. I wasn't going to argue with him so continued our walk.
Stemar
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I seem to remember English Heritage trying that in Osbourne Bay, as well as banning anchoring. They didn't succeed
DJE
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That beach is marked as a footpath on the OS map!
alahol2
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Precisely, I think I am correct in saying that their own walks are routed along the beach too. Certainly many visitors take that option. They'll be hoiking the paddling kiddies out of the sea next.