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	Sandbanks Life
		Sandbanks is one of the most valuable locations on earth, approaching £20M per acre, Sandbanks is known as 'Millionaires Row' and its only 100 minutes from London.
		Sandbanks has been the domain of the seriously wealthy, with property prices soaring at an average of 33% per annum between 2001 and 2005 and continuing to do so with the Russian market now starting to take an interest, the dream of owning a property in this area will continue to elude the majority.
		Sandbanks Life has introduced Fractional Ownership into the area for the first time, what undoubtedly would cost millions to purchase individually, can now be purchased for a fraction of the cost.
	www.sandbankslife.co.uk (236 words)

	Subtidal sandbanks
		Subtidal sandbanks which are slightly covered by sea water all the time consist of sandy sediments that are permanently covered by shallow sea water, typically at depths of less than 20m below chart datum (but sometimes including channels or other areas greater than 20m deep).
		These include geographical location (which influences water temperature), the relative exposure of the coast (from wave-exposed open coasts to tide-swept coasts or sheltered inlets and estuaries), the topographical structure of the habitat, and differences in the depth, turbidity and salinity of the surrounding water.
		'Sandbanks which are slightly covered by sea water all the time' is a habitat listed on Annex I of the EC Habitats Directive, qualifying as a feature for the selection of a Special Area of Conservation (SACs).
	www.jncc.gov.uk /page-3579 (775 words)

	Sandbanks to Swanage :: Explore the South West Coast Path :: http://www.explorethesouthwestcoastpath.co.uk ::
		There is a large car park in Sandbanks, but it is a little bit of a walk to the ferry.
		Sandbanks is a small spit of land at the South of Poole, but it's beautiful unspoilt location on the edge of Poole Harbour make it a desirable place to live.
		As well as many private boats, the harbour is crossed by a number of ferries, including the Brownsea island ferries, the Shell Bay to Sandbanks ferry and a ferry from Wareham to Poole.
	www.explorethesouthwestcoastpath.co.uk /sandbanks2swanage.html (2793 words)

	Sandbanks Natural Environment Provincial Park
		Sandbanks Natural Environment Provincial Park is located near the town of Burgeo, which is approximately 150 km from the Trans Canada Highway on Route 480.
		Sandbanks Island which was once joined by a sandbar to the Sandparks Park area, has a Dorset archaeological site in a small cove.
		Sandbanks Park is an excellent place to bird- watch, particularly for shore birds such as sandpipers and plovers and water fowl like ducks and geese.
	www.wordplay.com /parks/sandbanks.html (1031 words)

	Bournemouth Cliffs, Sandbanks to Southbourne - Geology of the Wessex Coast, Field Trip Guide
		From Sandbanks there is a ferry across the narrow entrance to the natural and undeveloped Studland or South Haven Peninsula, also described in a separate webpage.
		The sandbanks peninsula is a sand spit consists of predominantly quartz sand derived from the cliffs of Bournemouth before the promenade and sea-defences were constructed at the beginning of the 19th century.
		Sandbanks may be safer than Weymouth in a 1824-type hurricane, but it not possible to be sure.
	www.soton.ac.uk /~imw/bourne.htm (12904 words)

	Provincial Parks \| Sandbanks Provincial Park
		Sandbanks Island, which was once joined by a sandbar to the Sandbanks Park area, has a Dorset archaeological site in a small cove.
		The Sandbanks and Burgeo area was first visited by Sir Humphrey Gilbert in 1583, and by 1628 the Portuguese were fishing the area off the "virgio Island".
		The Sandbanks were probably settled before Burgeo itself, in the mid to late 1700's, most likely because of the good grazing offered by the dune grass.
	www.env.gov.nl.ca /parks/parks/p_sp/index.html (924 words)

	Sandbanks Elite - Sandbanks Property - Sandbanks Dorset - Home
		Sandbanks, whose main road is known as millionaires row, is only 1km, and has the fourth highest land value, by area, in the world.
		If you are looking to relocate to the area, Sandbanks is well worth considering as it offers a wonderful social aspect with the trendy cafe/bar and restaurant Cafe Shore on Banks Road, as well as being in the catchment area for thesought after Lilliput First School.
		Sandbanks Elite offers an opportunity for the Locals and Businesses of Sandbanks to advertise all thats good about Sandbanks to the outside world and to give those outside of Sandbanks an insight into this amazing community.
	www.sandbankselite.com (219 words)

	Sandbanks, Dorset, England
		Today a house at Sandbanks can cost over ;£100,000 and every square inch of the peninsula has been utilized for blocks of expensive flats and luxury style houses, many with gardens reaching down to the sandy shore.
		This sandy peninsula connected to the mainland by an isthmian road and sandy beach, which give properties along it views of the harbour on one side and the bay on the other, is the home of the Royal Motor Yacht Club.
		Sandbanks, because it is linked with the Studland shore by a chain ferry has become known as the Gateway to the Purbecks.
	www.thedorsetpage.com /locations/place/S020.htm (475 words)

	Sandbanks Beach
		Sandbanks itself is a small peninsula, which contains some of the most expensive houses and land in the country.
		In fact Sandbanks is becoming as famous for its well known residents (Harry Redknapp owns a house along the waterside) and the lavish lifestyles of some of its occupants as it is for its beach.
		At Sandbanks there is a designated dog walking/exercise area to the west of the promenade (towards Sandbanks Ferry).
	www.pooleview.co.uk /beach/sandbanks.htm (603 words)

	Sandbanks Beaches, Provincial Park, Ontario
		Sandbanks Provincial Park is one of southern Ontario's most delightful recreational spots, a summer magnet for campers and day visitors.
		Sandbanks boasts three sandy beaches, Outlet Beach, Sandbanks Beach and Dunes Beach, among the largest and most beautiful beaches in Ontario, with golden sand and sparkling water.
		Sandbanks is also home to an interesting mix of vegetation and wildlife.
	www.pec.on.ca /other/sandbnks.html (443 words)

	Princess Point - Sandbanks Tradition
		Early Sandbanks pots are bag like, with moderately wide mouths and straight, to slightly out-flaring rims.
		On late Sandbanks pots, patterns of decoration created by pressing objects into the clay begin to supercede the use of cord as the main decoration.
		Although some evidence of the cultivation of plants has been found on Sandbanks sites it is doubtful whether this was little more than as an adjunct to traditional hunting and fishing.
	www.adamsheritage.com /pre/princess_sandbanks.htm (1029 words)

	The sensitivity of subtidal sandbanks to recreational pressure
		For example, the subtidal sandbanks in the Solway Firth are heavily influenced by strong tidal streams, which can move the sandbanks some distance over the period of one tidal cycle.
		Subtidal sandbanks also support benthic or burrowing communities and, as with intertidal mud and sandflats, the nature and location of these communities is largely determined by the nature of the sediment which forms the sandbank.
		As subtidal sandbanks are, by their nature, the result of relatively high energy conditions, they are likely to be flexible to changes caused by storms or human activities.
	www.ukmarinesac.org.uk /activities/recreation/r01_03.htm (282 words)

	BootsnAll.com - Sandbanks, Ontario
		Approximately 12,700 years ago when the great glaciers receded into what is now the area known as Southern Ontario, one of the most fascinating and finest baymouth and coastal sand dune systems in the world was created.
		This area is known as Prince Edward County, Ontario Canada where you will find the Sandbanks Provincial Park.
		The third beach is Sandbanks Beach, which is less crowded than the other two.
	www.bootsnall.com /namericatravelguides/sep00sandbanks.shtml (504 words)

	Plettenberg Bay Accommodation Garden Route \| Sandbanks South Africa
		Sandbanks is the perfect retreat for the discerning visitor in search of unique accommodation...........
		Sandbanks is centrally located close to beaches and shops.
		The beauty of Sandbanks is the flexibility to accommodate a selection of client’s needs.
	www.capestay.co.za /sandbanks (319 words)

	Sandbanks Provincial Park - Camping, Beaches, Hiking, Canoeing, Kayaking
		The area is well known as a vacation destination, quaint villages, an interesting history and exceptional nature observationl are all a big part of the attraction.
		Of course, its the beaches of Sandbanks along with the excellent camping, which provide people with a great reason for returning year after year.
		Sandbanks, this is an interpretive trail with two viewing platforms.
	www.out-there.com /sandbank.htm (1951 words)

	My kind of place: Piers Morgan on Sandbanks, the little sand dune which is one of the most expensive neighbourhoods in ...
		As I dug journalistically beneath the gorgeous Sandbanks veneer, I unearthed a varied gallery of characters who have turned the area into a hotbed of gossip and intrigue.
		Sandbanks: The little sand dune on the Dorset coast is the fourth most expensive place to live on the planet
		Sandbanks used to be a sleepy conservative place, but since Tom Doyle created the myth it's seen an invasion of, how can I put this delicately, rather less "conservative" types.
	www.dailymail.co.uk /pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=507772&in_page_id=1770 (3202 words)

	The Sandbanks. The Sandbanks, 4 Star, FJB Hotels, Poole, Bournemouth, Sandbanks, Luxury, Families, Lodges, Ladies ...
		The Sandbanks, 4 Star, FJB Hotels, Poole, Bournemouth, Sandbanks, Luxury, Families, Lodges, Ladies Festivals, Parties, Luxurious,Weddings, Conferences, class.
		Relaxing, wining and dining are all part of the leisurely Sandbanks way of life.
		The unique Sandbanks Brasserie, right on the beach, with its AA Red Rosette and the fabulous Seaview Restaurant where you can enjoy a superb dinner, accompanied by a glass of fine wine, while looking out over the magnificent Poole bay.
	www.sandbankshotel.co.uk /sandbanks/Dining.asp (151 words)

	Property to buy from Tailor Made, Sandbanks on rightmove.co.uk
		The mood in the office is always upbeat a factor that Gill Emeny & Jacky Payne mother and daughter partners of the firm attribute to the amount of light reflection from the worlds second biggest natural Harbour.
		Whilst press coverage for Sandbanks indicates it is the 4th most expensive place in the world to buy property this is not always the case.
		Sandbanks, Canford Cliffs, Lilliput and Lower Parkstone enjoy a blend of old and new property where prices vary dramatically within a few hundred yards.
	www.rightmove.co.uk /action/ShowBranch?ag_u=52153 (469 words)

	Ontario Provincial Parks...Sandbanks
		Sandbanks Provincial Park is located south of Belleville, off of hwy 62/33.
		We ventured down to the Dunes day use area to get a glimps of what Sandbanks is most famous for...
		Of course being called Sandbanks, the sandy beaches are "clean", shallow and huge, making it ideal for family outings.
	hometown.aol.com /izsak02/Sandbanks.html (51 words)

	Definition of Sandbanks
		Sandbanks is a small spit jutting out over the mouth of Poole harbour near Bournemouth in the south of England.
		Sandbanks, whose main road is known as 'millionaires row' is only 1km
		Sandbanks is connected to Studland by a chain ferry across the mouth of the Harbour.
	www.wordiq.com /definition/Sandbanks (169 words)

	Media : Sandbanks Estate Winery in beautiful Prince Edward County
		Close to By Chadsey’s Cairns is Sandbanks Winery, whose owner, Catherine Langlois, has a lineage that goes as deep as any in Canada’s wine history.
		Sandbanks Winery’s vines are planted on a south-facing within sight of Lake Ontario, which moderates the temperature during the year.
		Sandbanks Estate Winery itself is no guarded secret: its VQA offerings are already available in various restaurants throughout the region.
	www.sandbankswinery.com /media.html (898 words)

	Friends of Sandbanks
		The Friends of Sandbanks Park is an incorporated, non-profit, charitable organization.
		It is part of a growing network of independent cooperating associations dedicated to protecting and preserving the natural and cultural history of provincial parks through interpretation, education, and scientific and historic research.
		A volunteer Board of Directors with varied interests and areas of expertise coordinates the activities of The Friends, and operates with Ontario Parks in the development of the park's interpretive programs and facilities.
	www.pec.on.ca /friends (76 words)

	Sandbanks
		Non-vegetated sandbanks or sandbanks with vegetation belonging to the Zosteretum marinae and Cymodoceion nodosae" (EC, 2003).
		The UK has interpreted the habitat further as comprising a range of sandy sediments (predominantly in the size range of 0.0625-2 mm) categorised as sands, muddy sands, gravelly sands and some forms of sandy gravels (Folk classification).
		The topography of sandbanks is variable but includes distinct banks of an elongated, rounded or irregular 'mound' shape that may arise from horizontal or sloping plains of sandy sediment.
	www.jncc.gov.uk /page-1452 (451 words)

	The Sandbanks Hotel, Sandbanks, Poole, Dorset, BH13 7PS
		The Sandbanks Hotel’s Seaview Restaurant is an award-winning restaurant offering a delicious selection of continental cuisine, while the hotel’s Sands Brasserie is a more informal setting, with al fresco dining on the terrace in the summer months.
		The Sandbanks Hotel is located right next to the golden sands of Sandbanks Beach, which holds a Blue Flag award for its cleanliness, and provides mile after mile of glorious golden sands and spectacular views.
		It is the appeal of the Sandbanks Hotel to such a broad range of guests that has assured its ongoing success.
	www.e-travelguide.info /sandbankshotel/index.htm (605 words)

	New Landmark For Sandbanks (from Thisisdorset)
		The spire would be supported by two architectural sails and the power required to operate it would be generated by a wind turbine at the top of the tower.
		The Borough of Poole recently announced a £1 million revamp at Sandbanks with a stylish beach entrance and new play areas and Mr Mitchell said he supported the long-overdue redevelopment of the area.
		A planning application was submitted to the council on Friday and the proposed land is where the crazy golf is situated.
	www.thisisdorset.net /mostpopular.var.1056825.mostviewed.new_landmark_for_sandbanks.php?act=login (449 words)

	Sandbanks (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Sandbanks es una escupida pequeña jutting hacia fuera sobre la boca del puerto de Poole cerca de Bournemouth en el sur de Inglaterra.
		Sandbanks, que se conoce camino principal como la ' fila de los millonarios ' es el solamente 1km
		Sandbanks es conectado con Studland por un transbordador de cadena a través de la boca del puerto.
	www.yotor.net /wiki/es/sa/Sandbanks.htm (112 words)

	Sandbanks Dating (Site not responding. Last check: )
		and Rosca, and to the sandbanks of Stipoc and Chilia, which are...
		Sandbanks is a modernised cottage dating back to the 1890's, sleeping up to 5 people...
		Sandbanks Cottage is fully carpeted, double glazed and heated...
	www.adatingagency.co.uk /personals2/datingindex7808.html (634 words)

	Sandbanks, Poole - Read Reviews before you make a reservation (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Sandbanks hotel stands on the beautiful Sandbanks Beach and being that we stayed during the summer of August 2006, it really could have been that we were on the beach in the Bahamas!
		Leading from the beach up to the steps to the Sandbanks Terrace yu are met with the stylish set-up of terrace tables and sum umbrellas to the barbecue in full swing for lunch and the temporary square bar in the middle offering anything from lemonade to large jugs of thirst-quenching Pimms.
		Sandbanks also offers a Kiddi-Bar for the younger children to eat at regular times during the day or you can choose to have them sit with you in the restaurants for a surcharge.
	www.hotelsuperportal.com /Reviews-204892.4316508.html (5418 words)

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