Freckleton周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

great bacon boobs

Nice Little park leading to the Brickcroft nature reserve.

Lying at the confluence of the Rivers Ribble and Douglas, Longton Marsh is the opening section of the Ribble Way long-distance trail. The region is inhabited by a large variety of wildfowl, including gulls, terns and lapwings. Across the marsh, you can see the buildings of Warton Aerodrome, once an American Second World War airbase, now one of the jewels in British Aerospace's crown.

The Dolphin Inn is the official start point of the Ribble Way, a 72-miles (116 km) long-distance hike that follows the river to its source near Ribblehead. It is a welcoming establishment that serves hearty pub meals, with outdoor seating available when the weather is fine. Nearby Longton Marsh is a good spot for bird watching and is the first stretch of the Ribble Way.

good coffee and currant bun

The village of Warton is best known for the historic Warton Aerodrome. One of the jewels in British Aerospace's crown, Warton is a centre of excellence for the design and manufacture of military aircraft, including the Hawk, Tornado and Eurofighter 2000. The site was an important American airbase during the Second World War, receiving new aircraft from the States to be deployed against the Nazi forces. At its height, 3,000 aircraft would have been on site here.