Roger (Grisly)'s photos
Moored!
An early morning shot of the 20449 gt, Luxury cruise ship m/v Silver Endeavour moored in Loch Melfort, which is a Sea Loch in Argyll and Bute,
Large view recommended!
The County Flag!
The flag of Somerset fluttering in a strong and cold winter breeze while being flown from the Harbour Wall at Minehead,
Large for detail please, HWW!
The Pub and the Chapel!
The Chapel of St. Peter also called the Fishermens Chapel next door to The Old Ship Aground,
Minehead Quay, Somerset,
The Chapel is now closed and is I believe a holiday let!
HBM and a great week !
Nests and Mistletoe
A shot across the floods of Aller Moor on a dull January afternoon, the cold, wet weather appears not to deter the Rooks who already busy with nest preparation.
Captured on my pocket Panasonic and possibly better large!
Muscle Fishing
On a bitterly cold January day, this chap managed to catch a fish while the tide in Minehead Harbour was out ;-)
How his hat stayed on in the wind is also a mystery,
Steven Heard who is a retired carpenter makes these cheeky characters and distributes them around the town just to cheer the place up a little.
HFF and a large view perhaps
Flood Levels are Falling
First day out with the camera this year on a bitterly cold and overcast afternoon, I only carried the pocket camera and this is shot in 16.9 therefore a large view would be appreciated !
Flood levels are clearly falling in this view looking across Aller moor towards the town of Somerton and taken from Walton Hill, which is a part of Somerset's Polden Hill range.
Loch Crinan View.
Probably the last in the series from Crinan for now, A shapely bench with a great view of the Sea loch from the entrance to the Lock at the western end of the canal.
Better large in my opinion!
Trees
On the ridge and close to the top of Lydeard Hill, which is a part of Somerset's Quantock Hill range,
Large view recommended,
Watching the Gates, (pip)
Back to the warmer days of Spring, This is the Crinan Sea Loch with the gates to the basin partially open. The gates to the Canal are out of shot on the left-hand side of the basin,
Pip shows the gates open.
HFF and a good weekend, Large view preferable !
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