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Spurn Point National Nature ReserveSpurn Point is a narrow wind-swept peninsula, jutting out into the Humber estuary. It's shingle and sand, seemingly held together with marram grass and sea buckthorn. Just hanging onto the mainland, in places Spurn only a few metres across. |
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| Braving the weather of the north sea and we've spent away-weekends on the Point. Cutting down incredibly spiky sea buckthorn from the old potato fields where pyramidal orchids now grow and building fences to help the formation of dunes. |
