South Pier at Lowestoft 

  

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On the left from where this video is taken, is the yacht club.  As the picture pans around you can see the South Pier building which has an amusement arcade, bowling, bingo and pub.  Continuing around you can see one of the many expensive parking areas Lowestoft can boast of, then the picture stops at the Pavilion building which contains the Tourist Information and a coffee shop.

South Pier (1) As above

  


If you continue walking past the yacht club (the white building at the start of the next clip) you come to the harbour area, which, as can be seen, can be quite busy in the summer time with yachts.  We were also fortunate enough to be able to capture a seagull with a huge eel.  The eel was obviously too large for the gull -  but the gull was not going to give up its meal!

South Pier - Harbour

Gull with eel

 


The first of the next video images shows a panoramic surround whilst standing on the pier.  The clip starts off facing towards Waveney Road, comes around and you can see a small building, on top of which is a webcam.  This webcam updates every 10 minutes or so!  You can see the fog horn at the end of the pier.  Coming round still further you can see the rocks which were place in order to protect the South Pier area which used to be a very popular area for people with children ....  This area no longer boasts of having a Punch and Judy show these days either.  The camera continues to pan and you can see the Claremont Pier in the distance with Pakefield and Kessingland beyond that.

The second clip shows the yacht club and harbour, panning towards the bridge and ending up facing Waveney Road.

Panoramic view from pier

Yacht club and harbour

 

On the South Pier looking towards Waveney Road (Summer 2004)

 

However, enough of the South Pier for now ... onwards towards the direction of the Claremont Pier.

 

 

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