Roger (Grisly)'s photos with the keyword: High Tide

An image across Bridgwater Bay as the Sun hides behind a large dark cloud, The backdrop is formed by the Quantock Hills,,,,,, Large may be good!

Another image from the beautiful village of Plocton, this time Loch Carron is at high water, The white houses last appeared as squiggle and blob reflections in a previous post, In 16.9 format so a large view would be appreciated HWW, I will continue to catch up as when time and an internet connection permits

Combwich church and the commucation mast at Combwich Wharf stand out in the late afternoon misty sunlight over the River Parrett while the Quantock Hills form the backdrop. Large may be good.

Blue Anchor Bay looking south as the sun ends it's day in Somerset, Large may be good

The Somerset Coast at Quay West, Minehead on a warm summer evening, The trees in the background form the seward side of North Hill which is a fringe of Exmoor National Park. Large please for details..

Only a few sunset watchers remain as the sun disappears behind the higher ground of South Wales leaving Bridgwater Bay bathed in golden light, The Island of Steep Holm and the Welsh Coast left of image and Burnham on Sea beyond the fence line, the gull was flying a little fast for my settings. Recommend large view please.

A hand powered crane used to load and unload ships berthed on the tidal quays, The River Parrett was navigable, with care, by 400-to-500-tonne (390-to-490-long-ton) vessels. High tides occur every 12 hours therefore the link for Sight and Sound is the slightly risky "Twice Daily" by Somerset's own Adge Cutler and the Wurzels from 1966, www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYaBsLcnoz0 ,