Like Rye in Sussex, Lydney Harbour is a couple of miles outside the actual town, and has its' own smaller community.
From Roman times through the industrial revolution and well into the 20th century
Lydney Harbour has been a cornerstone of the River Severn’s heritage.
The Severn Estuary is one of the UK’s national heritage jewels, known the world over for its massive tidal range and internationally important habitat, but even more so for its history of exporting and as one of the UK’s principle sea links to the rest of the world.
Lydney Harbour has been a cornerstone of the River Severn’s heritage.
The Severn Estuary is one of the UK’s national heritage jewels, known the world over for its massive tidal range and internationally important habitat, but even more so for its history of exporting and as one of the UK’s principle sea links to the rest of the world.
There is an ongoing regeneration of the harbour, to make it even more pleasant for visitors - as long as it remains free eh?
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