i remember roanhead when i was just lad
all the summer days the best ive ever had
picnic on the beach with friends and family
all the special times that meant so much to me
fishing in the tide catch a fish or two
these are all the things that i loved to do
building lots of castles with my bucket and a spade
these memories i treaure that will never fade
soon all this go when the buildings start
the beauty of roanhead will be ripped apart
natterjacks in danger a species that is rare
along with all the flowers they really just dont care
it is such a shame to build along the shore
the roanhead that i knew will be there no more
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A lovely nostalgic write Jim. Beautiful memories. Such a pity areas of beauty aren’t left for others to enjoy. Once built on, there’s no going back. A fine write. Nicely conveyed.
there building a lodge development along the shore
which will completely ruin its a lovely beach i live 20 mins away
there are natterjack toads live there also some rare flowers
lots of wild life to the public are trying to stop at it at moment
https://www.thebeachguide.co.uk/north-west-england/cumbria/roan-head.htm
this is email address you can see it there take a look let me know what you think
thankyou for always lovely comment and my smile xxx
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