Seabourn Ovation moored in the Firth of Forth
HFF from Newhaven
Changes in Acer palmatum
Dean Village Edinburgh
Tranquility
Edinburgh School Board
Gateway to where?
Landform
HFF from Dean Village
Inquisitive Squirrel
Master of the Universe
Master of the Universe
HFF from Newhaven
Grey wagtail, female I think. Motacilla cinerea
What is this?
Angel of the North with little child
HFF from Dundee
The Sunday Challenge. Chirk Aqueduct and Viaduct
Wall carving
Contorted
In Wildness Is the Preservation of the World
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HWW
Mermaid for Nick, from LGM
Neptune - looking a bit cross about plastic pollut…
3 swimmers
HFF from Edinburgh
Lake Vyrnwy boathouse
HFF from Shrewsbury
Going home
HBM from Ruyton XI Towns
Bow Wave
TSC. Experimenting with shutter speeds
Orange Balsam - Impatiens capensis
Scabiosa species
Speckled Wood. Pararge aegeria
Female Common Darter. Thank you Phil.
HFF from Maesbury Marsh
Lake Vyrnwy canoes
New viewing platform
50 Shades of Brown.
HFF from Horsey Beach
HFF Sitting on the fence
Passion flower
Looking down into the abyss + clickable notes
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Sunrise on Newhaven
The island that is visible to the left of the photo is Inchkeith (from the Scottish Gaelic: Innis Cheith). It is administratively part of the Fife council area.
The Newhaven Harbour Lighthouse, just seen in the centre of the photo, was established in 1869 and built by James Dove and Company, Edinburgh. It is a 50 foot high octagonal cast-iron tower. It was decommissioned in 1930.
In 2018 the lighthouse was relit by Forth Ports, with colour changing LEDs for decorative purposes.
The Newhaven Harbour Lighthouse, just seen in the centre of the photo, was established in 1869 and built by James Dove and Company, Edinburgh. It is a 50 foot high octagonal cast-iron tower. It was decommissioned in 1930.
In 2018 the lighthouse was relit by Forth Ports, with colour changing LEDs for decorative purposes.
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Beautifully composed and taken Amelia.
Excellent image !
All the best TOZ
.......wünsche noch einen schönen Abend,ganz liebe Grüße Güni:))
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