sea loch
Britishnoun
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At Barrisdale Bay, I was so wet I figured there was nothing to lose by wading across the river mouth, which was fortunately at low tide with the sea loch, and that saved a couple of kilometres trekking upstream to the footbridge at the bothy.
From BBC
It sits on the northern shore of Gare Loch, a sheltered sea loch that opens into the River Clyde, less than 30 miles from Glasgow.
From BBC
They found the musket balls and coins near a ruined croft house which once belonged to the prince's Gaelic tutor - at Sandaig on the shores of the sea loch, Loch nan Uamh.
From BBC
The art school on the edge of the world Perched on the shore of a sea loch and overlooking the Minch and the hills of Harris and Skye, Lews Castle College in the Outer Hebrides has been referred to as the “art school on the edge of the world.”
From The Guardian
The first couple of days on this short break are spent on a sheltered sea loch, practising kayak strokes, before the group ventures out along the coastline.
From The Guardian
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