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Maryport in Cumbria is one of the few places on the English coast where you can still see what looks like a fishing boat fleet. There are even enough boats for there to be a yearly trawler race! The harbour and new yacht marina are the start of regeneration taking place and the once Roman outpost is slowly becoming a popular tourist area.

The harbour at Maryport on the north coast of Cumbria. Maryport is the southernmost town on the Solway Firth and across the water can be seen the Scottish coast, This was once a thriving port centred round the coal and ship building industries. Having declined in importance since Victorian times, it is now developing as a holiday and cultural centre and the harbour is now home to fishing boats and yachts.

The harbour at Maryport on the north coast of Cumbria. Maryport is the southernmost town on the Solway Firth and across the water can be seen the Scottish coast, This was once a thriving port centred round the coal and ship building industries. Having declined in importance since Victorian times, it is now developing as a holiday and cultural centre and the harbour is now home to fishing boats and yachts.

The scene at Maryport on the north coast of Cumbria early in the morning on a day in late June. The sun has just broken through the cloud cover to light up the harbour buildings. Maryport was once a hive of activity with coal being shipped out for the growing steel industry. However, in the early tears of the 20th century it fell into decline. It is now being regenerated as a tourist destination and hosts such events as an annual blues festival. Nikon D7100 Nikkor 18-200

The lighthouse at the entrance to the harbour at Maryport, England on Cumbria's northern coast imaged as the sun is setting on a summer evening. Situated on the Solway Firth, Maryport was once a hive of activity with coal being shipped out for the growing steel industry. However, in the early years of the 20th century it fell into decline. It is now being regenerated as a tourist destination and hosts such events as an annual blues festival.

The harbour at Maryport on the north coast of Cumbria. Maryport is the southernmost town on the Solway Firth and across the water can be seen the Scottish coast, This was once a thriving port centred round the coal and ship building industries. Having declined in importance since Victorian times, it is now developing as a holiday and cultural centre and the harbour is now home to fishing boats and yachts.

The harbour entrance at Maryport on the north Cumbrian coast. The town overlooks the Solway Firth with the hills of Dumfries and Galloway in the far distance. Maryport was once a thriving port centred round the coal and ship building industries. Having declined in importance since Victorian times, it is now developing as a holiday and cultural centre and the harbour is home to fishing boats and yachts. This image was captured in early morning in late June and has been made into digital art.

The harbour at Maryport on the north coast of Cumbria. Maryport is the southernmost town on the Solway Firth and across the water can be seen the Scottish coast, This was once a thriving port centred round the coal and ship building industries. Having declined in importance since Victorian times, it is now developing as a holiday and cultural centre and the harbour is now home to fishing boats and yachts.

The harbour at Maryport on the north coast of Cumbria. Maryport is the southernmost town on the Solway Firth and across the water can be seen the Scottish coast, This was once a thriving port centred round the coal and ship building industries. Having declined in importance since Victorian times, it is now developing as a holiday and cultural centre and the harbour is now home to fishing boats and yachts.

Those who love Maryport in the North West of England will love to wear this design to show their love for all things Cumbria.

Maryport is one of the few English Towns that still has a working fishing fleet, albeit very small. The town itself relies more on tourism now. The small harbour is still busy with trawlers going to a fro and they sail out into the Solway FIrth.

Following a stormy afternoon, the clouds part to give spectacular evening light over the Solway Firth. This image was captured on a June evening on the coastline between Maryport and Allonby in Cumbria. Over the water lie the coast and hills of Galloway in Scotland. Unsurprisingly this area of coastline was designated an Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) as early as 1964.