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Seascale

One of the most popular seaside villages in Cumbria, Seascale enhanced its resort status in 2000 by restoring the Victorian Wooden Jetty to mark Millennium Year. Stretching out into the Irish Sea, it is the focal point for fishing, beachcasting, wind surfing and water-skiing, and also provides the starting point for many walks, including the Cumbrian Coastal Way which passes along the foreshore. Two Victorian buildings stand out: the Water Tower, medival in style and with a conical roof, and the old Engine Shed, which is now a multi-purpose Sports Hall.

A couple of miles north of the village is the Sellafield Visitors Centre where you can get switched on to the debate about electricity and nuclear power through a range of interesting exhibits, interactive features and presentations.