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  • The same goes for hundreds of older office blocks left high and dry by the receding tide.
  • At low water during neap tides hardly any part of the rock is visible.
  • Tide gage, uk © what is gloss?
  • There was a strong ebb tide with 15 feet of water.
  • Only the october recovery seems to have stemmed a tide of abuse.
  • Don't find yourself cut off by an incoming tide.
  • Tide mill was acquired by christ's hospital in 1576 by the terms of the will of roger knot.
  • On a large spring tide the flows between the islands can be truly awesome.
  • You are my protector who keeps me safe, inside, from the sand which shifts beneath my feet with every ebbing tide.
  • At low tide the large sandy beach reveals rock pools.
  • Calm flood tides are best for spinning in the summer.
  • We are a rising tide washing up what lives inside.
  • Although bitterly cold, there were near perfect weather conditions on with no wind and a slack tide.
  • At no stage will expedition members be allowed to swim in the sea as tortuguero is well known for its strong rip tides.
  • Time to turn the tide for england's coasts & seas - marine wildlife - all washed up?
  • Both are islands at high tide only; at low tide they both connect with the mainland.
  • Juvenile fish, young crabs and hordes of shrimp scuttle in the flooding tide.
  • During scouring tides the entire foreshore is exposed with chalk.
  • Swimming is not advised due to the main estuarial current, unless in the pools often left by the outgoing tide.
  • Boundless as ocean tide rolling in fullest pride through the world far and wide let there be light!

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