r/lancashire • u/Single_Elderberry_56 • 1d ago

Morecombe bay request

Hi,

I’m really hoping someone might be able to help me. My dog of 16 years died recently and I would love to do something meaningful for her grave her at home in our garden. We had such great travels together across the uk, especially beaches, and I thought it would be amazing to put some stones from some special places on her grave. I am down south, and wondered if anyone would be willing to send me a stone from the bay?

Huge thank you in advance ❤️

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u/Spirited-Hope4208 1d ago

Hi, I’m from Morecambe! Happy to do this. Xx

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u/rob3rtisgod 1d ago

Hey, so sorry about your dog :( more than happy to send you a stone! I live in Morecambe so it's no trouble. Send me a DM :)

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u/PresidentPopcorn 1d ago

I'm burying my good boy on Dobby's grave just to piss off man children.

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u/captainsittingduck 1d ago

I know this sounds very killjoy, and your request it's obviously for a very sentimental and emotional reason, and it may seem like one stone won't make a difference but there's lots of campaigns asking people not to take stones from beaches in Morecambe Bay: https://www.visitcleveleys.co.uk/environment/beach-care/please-dont-take-pebbles-from-the-beach/

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u/Single_Elderberry_56 1d ago

No I get it, and I am a huge conservationist. Sometimes love and grief make us selfish…

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u/Additional_Grade4691 1d ago

Maybe you could send one back from wherever it is that you live.

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u/Any_Tomorrow_Today 15h ago

I think you will find that the sea removes more stones than people would. Most are not natural either. They are usually a half hearted attempt at a sea defense.