Evening Fence, HFF
Porlock Bay, HFF
Beach Stream at Sunset
Our Local Branch.
Look Out.
Down to the Beach, HFF.
Harbour !
In a Hurry
Sea, Sun and Sand.
Wave Power
Winter Sun and Long Shadows
Scrumpy is Waiting
Mackerel Fishing ?
Storm Light!
The Home of Nessie.
Sunset Bay
Flood Tide
Deserted. HBM
The Romance of Sunset
From the Ramparts, HFF.
Ard Neackie, (pip)
Reaching the Sea,
Beach Path and Rust,
Armadale Bay,
North Sea View
Across the Causeway
Not for Swimming
New Year Beach Walk
Waters Edge
Low Tide,
Sea Wall, pip
Mid Summer Peace
Bay View.
Pre Storm Light! pip
When The Tide Goes Out
"Queen of the Hebrides"
Oban Bay, Sea Wall.
On the Beach!
North Shore,
Lava Flow? 2 Pips.
Seal View, (Pip)
Peaceful Bay
Quiet Bay!
Bay Watch
Twisted Dyke! 1pip
Small Bench , Big View! (Pips)
Victorian
February Coastal
On the Beach
Occasional Use,
Resting,
Top Left HFF
Mid Summer
Part Fence, Part Boat.
Storm Light !
Beam Me Up! HFF
Look West
Beach pools at Sunset, (pip)
Jurrasic Coast
South West Coast Path, HFF
Post Sunset
Into the Sun.
Sea Wall at Sunset HFF
Bridgwater Bay
Sunset and Haze
Late Post
To the Beach, HFF.
Island Beach, HFF
Lighthouse on Stilts
Across the Bay. HFF
Monmouth Beach, (Lyme Regis)
Promenade (pip) HFF
Ball Watching !
Footprints in the Sand
16.9 HFF
That Sinking Feeling
Thatched !
Tide lines on Hushinish Beach,
Belhaven Bay
To the Rescue
Beach, HFF
Lower Lighthouse
Incoming Tide
The Watcher, HFF
Grey Day HFF.
Bridgwater Bay HFF
Airborne
What You Looking at? HFF
Lighthouse
Odney Manor.
Misty Mountains
The Wreck of the Mary Ann.
The Steps of Ballantrae
Pier, Britains Shortest.
I'm Coming
Chanonry Point Lighthouse
HFF Gruinard Bay
Sutherland.
Sunset Walk
Early Morning Light.
Through the Grass
Lifebouy
Groovy Rocks
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Launched, HFF
Burnham on Sea lifeboat launch crew return to the boathouse after lauching an inshore lifeboat into Bridgwater Bay, a tracked unit is required to cross the mud at times of low tide such as in this image. The sea defence required to hold the extreme tidal range can just be seen left of image and the notes show the position of the two rivers that enter the bay at this point..
The image is in 16.9 so a large view would be appreciated.
HFF and a great but safe weekend from Somerset.
The image is in 16.9 so a large view would be appreciated.
HFF and a great but safe weekend from Somerset.
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