The beach at Pollok Bay is formed by a high pebble wall. This has been here for at least 8000 years. The size of the stones decreases from west to east. They are mostly sand and clay stones.
Warning: extremely high tidal range of at least 15 m! This makes it one of the highest in the world! Do not go swimming, it is life-threatening!

A wonderful beach for stone freaks
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FARID L

January 11, 2024

Porlock Beach is a long rock and pebble beach in a stunning location by Porlock Weir at the western end of Porlock Shingle Ridge. The beach looks out across Porlock Bay. Bossington Beach is to the east.

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Elevation 250 m

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Location: Selworthy, West Somerset District, Somerset, South West England, England, United Kingdom

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