Roger (Grisly)'s photos with the keyword: Exmoor

Low tide at Blue Anchor Bay where Exmoor meets the sea, with North Hill and Minehead across the bay, Far left of an enlarged image will show Dunster Castles look out tower,

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A late afternoon image looking west across the Bristol Channel, Brean Down on the left and the Island of Steep Holm on the right, a distant Exmoor can just be seen rear left, I prefer the image large!

It's documentation in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle is proof that the port at Porlock Weir has been in existance for over a thousand years and as one of the few places small ships can land along the rugged Exmoor coast it has had a varied history. The huge tidal range in the Bristol Channel means everything is left high and dry at low water while the houses in the image which are on the shingle bank between sea and harbour regularly have sand bags at the ready. For clarity and detail please view large

It's a difficult life for a tree when the strong and cold Atlantic winds blow through the Bristol Channel especially when they are on the high ground of Exmoor., The coast of South Wales is across the channel. HFF and take care !

In the lower reaches of Exmoor and another image from Bridgetown Cricket Club, Still in 16.9 format so large would be appreciated. For those who are interested Maurice has posted a short update at the bottom of his last blog, www.ipernity.com/blog/e.mauriceedwards/4736154

A view across a corner of the moor to a distant Bristol Channel, I recommend viewing large.

Exmoor meets the sea from the top of Porlock Toll Road, The never ending battle to hold back the waves was abandoned in 2001when the sea defences were opened to allow the sea to create a salt marsh here, Bossington beach curves around to the headland and the South Wales coast is in the far distance. In 16.9 format so a large view is recommended.

Sunset across Blue Anchor Bay as the sun drops behind Exmoor National park

Exmoor National Park and the road to Dunkery Beacon a sandstone hill that rises to 1,705 feet (520 m and is the highest point on the moor, Large perhaps

The end of a warm day as the sun sets across Blue Anchor Bay and behind the edge of Exmoor, but the evening tide will soon arrive and wash the bay clean for another day

From Lydeard Hill on Somersets Quantock Hills looking across the Vale to the Brendon Hills and through the haze to a distant Exmoor, Large please for detail.

Class 33 Crompton D6566 skirts the foreshore as it approaches Blue Anchor Station on the West Somerset Heritage Railway, The misty north east corner of Exmoor forms the backdrop while the man and his dog walk towards Minehead on the England Coastal Path, Large may be better

A Pill Box on the beach at Porlock Weir, the shifting shingle has had a dramatic effect although it has taken around Sixty Years, the headlnd across the bay and in the background is one of a number of places where Exmoor meets the sea, Hopefully better large please

The patchwork fields in the Vale of Taunton Deane are next for a watering as a storm moves across from Exmoor and onward's to the gorse at Lydeard Hill, Quantock Hills AONB, Somerset' Large may be better. My link for Sight and Sound, Canadian singer Susie Arioli, Here's that rainy day, www.youtube.com/watch?v=eagfdRIsa1M

A fine view across a corner of rugged Exmoor to the Bristol Channel and the Welsh coast. Please view large.

The Bristol Channel and South Wales in the distance from a windswept Exmoor, Enlarge for details please

Exmoor, Somerset. Large please. SONY SLT-A65V and SIGMA 18-200 Lens © copyright , All rights reserved, Image may not be used without my explicit written permission