Lytham Mussel Tanks
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Historic concrete tanks in Lytham, England, once used by local fishermen to clean wild mussels. Now repurposed, one section serves as a viewing platform, another as a boat compound for the Ribble Cruising Club, and a third as the base for the RNLI inshore Lifeboat Station.

📜 Historic concrete tanks on the Ribble estuary, once vital for cleaning wild mussels.
🔍 Now a unique heritage site with a viewing platform, RNLI station, and Ribble Cruising Club.

Why Go

🌊 Learn about a lost way of life in the local fishing industry
🔭 Enjoy panoramic views over the Ribble estuary
🎨 Admire local artwork and sculptures
🚶 Easy access, near Lytham centre and other attractions

Why Avoid

💨 Exposed and windy site, especially in bad weather
💦 Prone to flooding occasionally

Tips

🅿️ Parking available nearby at Bath Street Car Park (charge applies).
🚶‍♂️ Combine with a visit to Lytham Windmill and the old lifeboat station.

Last updated 5 days ago

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