Back in the 60s morecambe was a regular coach trip for me as a child. I remember being mesmerised when we went on the ship and told that it was the same ship that was in the film Moby Dick and also the ship was used in the film treasure island. It caught fire a few times and I think that’s how the ship met its end. I’m 64 now and Moby dick is still my favourite film.
![[4k, 50fps, colorized] (1901) Panoramic View of the Morecambe Sea Front.](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/oTXL6OrfWsw/mqdefault.jpg)
Just wonderful, lived in Morecambe nearly all my life. If only we could turn back time.🙂
Love these old films of yesteryear , been on many day trips to Morecambe as a kid in the 60s and remember the funfair well... 👍
It was great.
They turned it into some Wild West thing...
Frontierland! I worked there aged 16 summer of 99
Been going there since 1964, I'm 65 now ❤❤❤❤❤
Back in the 60s morecambe was a regular coach trip for me as a child. I remember being mesmerised when we went on the ship and told that it was the same ship that was in the film Moby Dick and also the ship was used in the film treasure island. It caught fire a few times and I think that’s how the ship met its end. I’m 64 now and Moby dick is still my favourite film.
What have they done to our country….
nothing good
They went on Holi to Spain
I knew Morecambe had a wimpy
Well, Morecambe DOESN'T look like THAT any more!
It's difficult to tell what Morecambe looked like; the photographer is more interested in the social scene than the architecture.