Looking out over the flats toward Berrow Beach - the tidal creek winds away to the north entering Weston Bay. The tides of this area, second highest in the world at Clevedon, a couple of miles up the coast, give access here around three hours around high tide.
I have in fact been to the area of the worlds highest tide - the Bay of Fundy, between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick - was at art college in Nova Scotia we drove up just at the end of the winter. A remote and wierd place - the sea freezes about nine inches thick twice a day - it's so cold it does not melt - so the ice piles up in pinacles