Burscough

We met at Skelmersdale Adsa to get the bus to Burscough. It roughly took about 30 minutes and cost £3.70 return each. We walked around and took pictures of the high street. We then walked down the canal and took pictures of the boats and the harbour. There are lots of cafes, pubs and restaurants so there was loads of choice if you wanted a drink, a meal or a snack.

Burscough is great for walking; you can take in the nature and the greenery on long walks around the town and down to the canal to view the longboats. If this isn't your cup of tea you can go to the Wharf. 

The Burscough Wharf is a big development in Burscough Village. Here there are shops, boutiques, pubs and restaurants so plenty to keep us busy whilst we were visiting. The Wharf is a popular choice for both locals and visitors. There is an Art Centre there too that holds galleries and exhibitions, restaurants and pubs.

We stopped in a local village café and had a traditional English breakfast while we were there.

You can find out more about Burscough here –

http://www.visitlancashire.com/destination-guide/towns-and-villages-search/burscough-p90320

And you can find out more about the Wharf here –

http://www.burscough-wharf.co.uk/