The maps are simply a guide to where the better known marks are in that particular area.
Catch reports from the below marks would be most welcome particularly with a photo. Thanks to Alan Charlton for aerial photos.
WHEN YOU CLICK ON LINKS TO VARIOUS MERCHANTS ON THIS SITE AND MAKE A PURCHASE, THIS CAN RESULT IN THIS SITE EARNING A COMMISSION. AFFILIATE PROGRAMS AND AFFILIATIONS INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO, THE EBAY PARTNER NETWORK AND AMAZON
Hendon Prom is divided into bays by wooden groynes, each is simply called by its number, i.e 1st bay, 2nd bay etc. Some bays have boulders just under the bullnose making things awkward from an hour or so either side of high water.