Blue Day at Heddon’s Mouth

May 2018 - This lime kiln found on the beach at Heddon's Mouth was originally restored by National Trust in 1982. In the 19th century, limestone and coal were brought across the Bristol Channel and burnt in the kiln to make the lime needed to counteract the acidity of the local soil. Get there by strolling through ancient woodland alongside the River Heddon, between some of England's highest cliffs.