Morecambe lifeboat crew have been called out to people on a sandbank watching the partial solar eclipse.
The call came at 7pm on Wednesday, to a number of people who were watching the once in a generation astronomical event.
A spokesperson for the RNLI said they were "unaware of the rapidly rising spring tide and the potential danger they were facing".
The crew were also called out earlier on Wednesday, at 1.30pm, to reports of an individual becoming stuck among the rocks.
"On both occasions, we provided safety advice and guidance, helping to ensure those involved understood the developing risks," said an RNLI spokesperson.
"A big thank you to our partner agencies for their continued support and coordination: MRCC Holyhead, HM Coastguard Morecambe.
"Working together, sharing information and providing early safety advice can make a real difference."
Stay safe around our coast and always check the tide times before heading onto the shore or sandbanks.
Call 999 and ask for the coastguard.


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