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North Somerset Times: Distance shots from Royal Sands. Picture: Terry KellyDistance shots from Royal Sands. Picture: Terry Kelly (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)

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North Somerset Times: Distance shots from Royal Sands. Picture: Terry KellyDistance shots from Royal Sands. Picture: Terry Kelly (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)

North Somerset Times: Various photos from Royal Sands Beach. Picture: Terry KellyVarious photos from Royal Sands Beach. Picture: Terry Kelly (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)

North Somerset Times: Various photos from Royal Sands Beach. Picture: Terry KellyVarious photos from Royal Sands Beach. Picture: Terry Kelly (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)

North Somerset Times: Various photos from Royal Sands Beach. Picture: Terry KellyVarious photos from Royal Sands Beach. Picture: Terry Kelly (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)

North Somerset Times: Various photos from Royal Sands Beach. Picture: Terry KellyVarious photos from Royal Sands Beach. Picture: Terry Kelly (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)

North Somerset Times: Various photos from Royal Sands Beach. Picture: Terry KellyVarious photos from Royal Sands Beach. Picture: Terry Kelly (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)

North Somerset Times: Various photos from Royal Sands Beach. Picture: Terry KellyVarious photos from Royal Sands Beach. Picture: Terry Kelly (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)

North Somerset Times: Sunday morning and I saw loads of dogs on Weston beach. Picture: Terry KellySunday morning and I saw loads of dogs on Weston beach. Picture: Terry Kelly (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)

North Somerset Times: Sunday morning and I saw loads of dogs on Weston beach. Picture: Terry KellySunday morning and I saw loads of dogs on Weston beach. Picture: Terry Kelly (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)

North Somerset Times: Sunday morning and I saw loads of dogs on Weston beach. Picture: Terry KellySunday morning and I saw loads of dogs on Weston beach. Picture: Terry Kelly (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)

North Somerset Times: The 1st picture shows the clock as it was on 28th December 2017. Then on January 31st at 1300hrs and low tide 2 persons accessed Birnbeck Pier and proceeded to break the clock out of its tower. It was dragged down under the arches and smashed into smaller pieces ready to be bagged up and taken away. The Police were informed and were on the scene in time to apprehend the men as they got back to shore. Picture: Nick Page HaymanThe 1st picture shows the clock as it was on 28th December 2017. Then on January 31st at 1300hrs and low tide 2 persons accessed Birnbeck Pier and proceeded to break the clock out of its tower. It was dragged down under the arches and smashed into smaller pieces ready to be bagged up and taken away. The Police were informed and were on the scene in time to apprehend the men as they got back to shore. Picture: Nick Page Hayman (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)

North Somerset Times: The 1st picture shows the clock as it was on 28th December 2017. Then on January 31st at 1300hrs and low tide 2 persons accessed Birnbeck Pier and proceeded to break the clock out of its tower. It was dragged down under the arches and smashed into smaller pieces ready to be bagged up and taken away. The Police were informed and were on the scene in time to apprehend the men as they got back to shore. Picture: Nick Page HaymanThe 1st picture shows the clock as it was on 28th December 2017. Then on January 31st at 1300hrs and low tide 2 persons accessed Birnbeck Pier and proceeded to break the clock out of its tower. It was dragged down under the arches and smashed into smaller pieces ready to be bagged up and taken away. The Police were informed and were on the scene in time to apprehend the men as they got back to shore. Picture: Nick Page Hayman (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)

North Somerset Times: The 1st picture shows the clock as it was on 28th December 2017. Then on January 31st at 1300hrs and low tide 2 persons accessed Birnbeck Pier and proceeded to break the clock out of its tower. It was dragged down under the arches and smashed into smaller pieces ready to be bagged up and taken away. The Police were informed and were on the scene in time to apprehend the men as they got back to shore. Picture: Nick Page HaymanThe 1st picture shows the clock as it was on 28th December 2017. Then on January 31st at 1300hrs and low tide 2 persons accessed Birnbeck Pier and proceeded to break the clock out of its tower. It was dragged down under the arches and smashed into smaller pieces ready to be bagged up and taken away. The Police were informed and were on the scene in time to apprehend the men as they got back to shore. Picture: Nick Page Hayman (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)

North Somerset Times: This friendly robin was happy to hang around and pose for my camera and managed to get some great shots. Picture: Ben NicholasThis friendly robin was happy to hang around and pose for my camera and managed to get some great shots. Picture: Ben Nicholas (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)

North Somerset Times: The 1st picture shows the clock as it was on 28th December 2017. Then on January 31st at 1300hrs and low tide 2 persons accessed Birnbeck Pier and proceeded to break the clock out of its tower. It was dragged down under the arches and smashed into smaller pieces ready to be bagged up and taken away. The Police were informed and were on the scene in time to apprehend the men as they got back to shore. Picture: Nick Page HaymanThe 1st picture shows the clock as it was on 28th December 2017. Then on January 31st at 1300hrs and low tide 2 persons accessed Birnbeck Pier and proceeded to break the clock out of its tower. It was dragged down under the arches and smashed into smaller pieces ready to be bagged up and taken away. The Police were informed and were on the scene in time to apprehend the men as they got back to shore. Picture: Nick Page Hayman (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)

North Somerset Times: This friendly robin was happy to hang around and pose for my camera and managed to get some great shots. Picture: Ben NicholasThis friendly robin was happy to hang around and pose for my camera and managed to get some great shots. Picture: Ben Nicholas (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)

North Somerset Times: This friendly robin was happy to hang around and pose for my camera and managed to get some great shots. Picture: Ben NicholasThis friendly robin was happy to hang around and pose for my camera and managed to get some great shots. Picture: Ben Nicholas (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)

North Somerset Times: Snowdrops on the rockery at Grove Park are open already and looking great and a nice day to get some lovely shots. Picture: Ben NicholasSnowdrops on the rockery at Grove Park are open already and looking great and a nice day to get some lovely shots. Picture: Ben Nicholas (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)

North Somerset Times: Snowdrops on the rockery at Grove Park are open already and looking great and a nice day to get some lovely shots. Picture: Ben NicholasSnowdrops on the rockery at Grove Park are open already and looking great and a nice day to get some lovely shots. Picture: Ben Nicholas (Image: (c) copyright newzulu.com)