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| The most prominent building at the Fleetwood Pier area is the North Euston Hotel, which was built over a two year period in 1840 and 1841. |
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| An old anchor. |
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| Despite the blue sky, it was too early in the year to open. |
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| Fleetwood Lifeboat Station and shop. |
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| No ferry operating on the day I was in Fleetwood, due to low tide. |
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| The sign could do with a makeover. |
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| I have to say some of the buildings here look rather tatty with peeling paint work. |
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| An original tram shelter, only used by the heritage trams when they operate. |
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| Unusually The Pharos Lighthouse stands in a residential street - Pharos Street, hence the name. Built in 1840, it is 93-foot tall. |
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| Memorial to those who lost their lives in the Morecambe Bay helicopter accident. |
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| Ornamental fountain. |
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| Sailing by. |
(Part 2 of the visit to Fleetwood will appear tomorrow). |
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