Roger (Grisly)'s photos

Another misty morning and another autumn image of Loch Carron at Plockton, A large view perhaps, HFF and a good weekend.

Late afternoon as the mist desends on Hawkridge Reservoir while the fisherman makes the most of the faiilng light! Autumn comes a little late on this valley which is sheltered by the Quantock Hills. HWW to all.

Late on a misty afternoon just when the light started to fade as the sun set below the trees at Hawkridge Reservoir, Large perhaps!

Another image from the archives once again it's 2018, This is Loch Fyne at Inveraray Pier with the Clyde Puffer "Vital Spark" She was launched in 1943 as "VIC 27" (victualling inshore craft) These ships were a World War II derivative of the iconic Clyde-built puffers which, for nearly a century, were the lifeblood of coastal communities up and down the west coast of Scotland. She was the “"the smertest boat in the coastin' tred", with her blood red hull, shiny brass whistle and cargoes of anything from Heilan coos to furniture, and plenty of whisky. She also starred in the mini-series, Para Handy – Master Mariner I recommend a large view,,,,,,, HFF and a lovely weekend to all! I have a link to a programme on the Clyde Puffers for anyone who may be interested, www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXKCn_W9Mj0

The Priory ruins on The Holy Island of Lindisfarne in this image from 2018, In 635AD Saint Aidan came from Iona and chose to found his monastery on the island This Island is off of the Northeast Coast of Northumberland, accessed by a One Mile tidal causeway, which is covered by the North Sea twice daily, therefore a study of tide times is required for a safe crossing. HWW and a large view is probably best! More information en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindisfarne

Bright sun and strong shadows for this image of Loch Carron which is a sea loch on the west coast of Ross and Cromarty,Scotland, This is captured from Plockton which is one of the countries most scenic coastal villages, HBM and a good week to all!

Throughout history the world has been inspired by the moon and this moon is artist Luke Jerram's latest creation, In a corner of Bridgwater Docks before it should have started a nationwide tour. Storm Ashley sadly had other ideas and damaged the creation beyond repair, so all we have left are images, thank goodness for photography! HFF Friday, the fence is all around the dockside, A large view is much more rewarding! A beautiful link for Sight and Sound, www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJ6EGsZdxpE

A sea mist hangs over the Kilbrannan Sound which seperates Carradale Harbour on the Kintyre peninsula from the the backdrop of the Isle of Arran, A large view perhaps and HWW!

Autum on one of a number of essential small roads that cross the Quantock Hills.