Low Tide and Flowers, + Pip
Now and Then, see pips.
Rhyne's & Droves
Breezy Day
Still Water
Smoke and Steam HFF
Flood Tide
Down Train,
On the Roof
The Romance of Sunset
Empty Benches and Evening Sun.
Exchange
Patchwork.
Autumn Leaves.
Cedar's End
Dark & Grey Autumnal Day
For Wildlife Watchers.
Retired !
Country Road
Autumn Weather
National Trust
Can you smell Carrot ?
Heritage Mural
Sea Wall
The Writing on the Wall, 1 pip & 1 note
Coastguard !
Day's End
A Quantock Winter,
Vintage Steam
Cornhill,
Church Fence
Sale!
Waters Edge
Low Tide,
Sea Wall, pip
Somerset Levels
Short Fence
When The Tide Goes Out
Wind Pump
Graylake Reserve (1 pip)
King Sedgemoor, (1 Note)
Water Control, (1 pip)
Tall Trees
Look to the West
Restoration Begins
Brean Down !
That Tree Again.
Misty Vale View,
Flying South.
Somerset Autumn
Almost an Ex Bench!
Quantock Autumn!
Walford's Gibbet, (pip)
The Falling Leaves
The Face
Woodland Colour
Autumn Green
Autumn Pathway
Through the Hollow
22 Days , Pip
Walls by Night, pip
Cornhill HFF!
Trees
On the Levels
Waiting for the Tide
To the Manor
Up and Away
Coastal Grey Day
Catkins +2 Pips
Snowdrops
Heritage Railway
Sunlight across the River
Tight Squeeze (5pips) HFF
Winter Sun and Long Shadows
Aerial Power Line Survey
Christmas 2007
"Squibbing The Bridge" MERRY CHRISTMAS, (pips)
Going Green
Autumn Afternoon.
November Colour
Silhouettes at Sunset , HFF
Through the Trees, HFF.
Sunbeam.
A Fight for Survival, HFF
Down to the Beach, HFF.
Rushes in evening breeze
Still Breezy
Look No Clothes!
Sun, Sky and Sea
Fence at Twilight, HFF
Reed Bunting.
Green Grow the Rushes
Hill Country,HFF
Not a Happy Horse
Mud Berth
Bishops Palace
Valley.
A Country Churchyard, HFF
High Street and Castle
Our Local Branch.
Look Out & pip, HFF.
Rollers and Grazers
The Pavilion, HFF
Beach Stream at Sunset
Exmoor View
Fly Past, HFF.
A Jack's Drove Evening.
Patchwork, HFF
An Exmoor Farm
Porlock Bay, HFF
Sunset Bay
Level Drove
Sunset Drove, HFF.
U F O.
Sheep at Sunset, HFF
Pond
Nature Reserve
Launched, HFF
Resting,
Esplanade Sunset, HFF.
Dandelion Waits
Green, HFF
Hedgerow Blossom
Exmoor,
Somerset Coast
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The chequered history of Bridgwater Docks is waiting for the next instalment, Built between 1837–1841 they are connected to the Bridgwater and Taunton canal at the western end and to the River Parret and the sea beyond at the eastern end,
Shipping reached a peak between 1880 and 1885; with an average of 3,600 ships per year entering the port. Bridgwater also built some 167 ships; the last one was the Irene, launched in 1907 and is still in use today.
It was able to accommodate ships up to 600 tons and by the mid-1950s,the total Port of Bridgwater was importing some 80,050 to 106,800 tonnes of cargo with Bridgwater bricks and tiles being exported,
In the 1980 the docks were converted into a marina
The docks are owned by Somerset County Council and were leased to the Canal & River Trust who deided not to renew the lease so all boats were evicted. Efforts to bring this valuable asset back into use is being led by the town Council,
Please view Large (over 40 fences)
Shipping reached a peak between 1880 and 1885; with an average of 3,600 ships per year entering the port. Bridgwater also built some 167 ships; the last one was the Irene, launched in 1907 and is still in use today.
It was able to accommodate ships up to 600 tons and by the mid-1950s,the total Port of Bridgwater was importing some 80,050 to 106,800 tonnes of cargo with Bridgwater bricks and tiles being exported,
In the 1980 the docks were converted into a marina
The docks are owned by Somerset County Council and were leased to the Canal & River Trust who deided not to renew the lease so all boats were evicted. Efforts to bring this valuable asset back into use is being led by the town Council,
Please view Large (over 40 fences)
Mikus, Smiley Derleth, SV1XV, Jörg and 36 other people have particularly liked this photo
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Roger (Grisly) club has replied to Schussentäler clubsuch a fine display of architecture,
reflections and blue . . well done !
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HFF and wish you a good weekend.
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It'll be interested to see what happens to the area..........if the politicians ever get their bums into gear :-))
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A wonderful and interesting picture, which I like very much!
Very nice composition with superb reflections
Loads of fences around the balconies!!!
Best Wishes, HFF, a nice weekend, and stay safe!!
Peter
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Best wishes
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