Arnside, Cumbria, UK. 11th Oct, 2020. Lancaster artist Paul Speight's latest creation of sand art at White Creek, Arnside, Cumbria where the unique silt sand enables him to work with three different tones. Tide conditions need to leave the sand dry enough to achieve the contrasting textures but not too dry which makes it too hard to rake. Credit: John Eveson/Alamy Live News

Arnside, Cumbria, UK. 11th Oct, 2020. Lancaster artist Paul Speight's latest creation of sand art at White Creek, Arnside, Cumbria where the unique silt sand enables him to work with three different tones. Tide conditions need to leave the sand dry enough to achieve the contrasting textures but not too dry which makes it too hard to rake. Credit: John Eveson/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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