Fatal Beauty: Britain's Deadly Coastal Quick Sand

You are walking by the sea. There is sand all around. Everything looks very calm and beautiful. But suddenly your feet sink into the mud, from where it is difficult to get out. Before you can handle it, the sea water starts moving fast towards you. Because of the sand all around, the path is not understood. There are places in Britain where the beautiful view can be fatal. Here the sea water returns so fast that humans can not run in front of it. Sometimes the foot can get stuck in the swamp. Sometimes the quicksand can pull you down. In these dangerous places, The Broomway and Morecambe Bay are especially in the news. There can be a little carelessness in both places. On the Essex coast of Britain, between the River Crouch and the River Thames, there is a path that is difficult to believe at first sight that it can be surrounded by walkers. It starts from the name of The Broomway after walking for some distance from the water. It goes straight to the water. It starts from the name of The Stairway.