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Address: Liverpool L37, United Kingdom
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“It's a lovely beach with beautiful sand dunes. Walking through sand dunes in 30 degrees of heat to get to the beach was exhausting. Kids struggled a bit but we made it. We took our picnic eith us. It was a lovely day”
Address: Formby, Liverpool L37 2EB, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1704 878591
Website: nationaltrust.org.uk
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“There are numerous walking trails and a fine beach. There is plenty of wildlife to keep an eye out for, especially the illusive red squirrels. Blackpool and the Tower can be seen from the beach on a clear day.”
Address: Victoria Road, Formby, Liverpool L37 1LJ, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1704 878591
Website: nationaltrust.org.uk
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“Back to the old Panchos menu plus extras. Had really missed it when the other shop closed as have not had anything as good”
Address: 97 Church Road, Formby, Liverpool L37 3ND, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 151 458 2716
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“The Devil’s Hole blowout on the Sefton Coast is a popular sand dune feature, believed to have originated from a WWII bomb blast. The site has long been a recreational spot for locals and a scenic viewpoint for walkers in the Ravenmeols Sandhills Local Nature Reserve. Ownership of the Devil’s Hole was transferred from Sefton Council to the National Trust, ensuring its preservation and continued enjoyment by the public.”
Address: Formby, Liverpool L37 2EJ, United Kingdom
Website: formbycivicsociety.org.uk
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“My favourite stop on bike rides. Great staff, nicely presented, and positive vibes. Food is always great ( most of the time I eat breakfast ). Nice ambience and lovely seating area outside. ***** one of the best wetherspoon pubs”
Address: 41 Three Tuns Lane, Formby, Liverpool L37 4AQ, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1704 830839
Website: jdwetherspoon.com
“Lovely walk through the woods down to the sand dunes and beach. You can see the Blackpool Tower and The Big One rollercoaster on a clear day! I'd say it takes about an hour to walk there and back. Take care of some branches sticking out from the large trees that have fallen over the path during the storms.”