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John Ferguson 
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Seacliff Beach
Trevor Harris
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Chesil Beach Chesil Beach is about 4 kilometers north west of Portland. Dogs allowed on the seaward side from September to April.
John Bayes
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Selsey East Beach
James Denham 
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Eyemouth Beach
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Troon North Beach
kim traynor 
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Fisherrow East Beach
Row
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Polnare Cove
Thomas Nugent
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Gourock West Bay
michael ely 
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Lepe Beach
Matt Buck from London United Kingdom
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Oddicombe Oddicombe is on the south coast of Devon. It is a sandy beach resort, approximately 700 metres wide, backed by cliffs.
Eric Jones
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Cemaes Beach Cemaes Beach lies in Isle of Anglesey, 500 meters north east of Cemaes.
Andrew Curtis
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Dalton Burn Beach
Sarah Charlesworth
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Hollicombe Beach
albharms
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Jersey Victoria Pool Beach
Chris Gunns
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Laxey Beach
Trevor Rickard
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Porthbean Beach Porthbean Beach is 2 kilometers north of Gerrans in the county of Cornwall.
John Firth
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Douglas Central Beach
Richard Webb
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Whitesands
Ben Charlton
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Herne Bay Herne Bay beach is about 600 meters north east of Herne Bay.
Peter Church
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Hornsea Hornsea Beach is a resort beach on the East Yorkshire coast. It is one kilometre in length. The beach is backed by c...
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