Landscape,Seascape, General Scenery

I don't do heights very well and had to lean over a fence to get this shot (around 200 feet up) - so it was a very quick snap!!

The shot I got........once Dave moved out of the way lol!

...........on the Isle of Skye. Sorry to keep posting shots from here, but I took a fair few and, to be honest, I haven't been out and about much since. Work and life keeps getting in the way!!

...........of the cottage we stayed in on the Isle of Skye.

One from my recent visit to Exmouth, and pretty typical of the weather we had. This is the view from near Orcombe Point, looking out to sea over Exmouth Beach. Please view large, on black.

Spotted this gent just soaking up the sunshine on the top of Portsdown Hill.

Taken just off the main road between Havant and Langstone Harbour.

The Geoneedle is constructed from a variety of different stones, representing both the major building stones to be found on the Jurassic Coast and the sequence of rocks that form this part of the coastline.

Taken this afternoon, after the rain. Please view large, on black.

Taken in the Hampshire countryside near Walberton this afternoon, just as it was starting to brighten up a little after the rain.

Another shot from one of my favourite places........ Please view large, on black.

I don't often go to Bognor Regis - in fact I actively try not to - but today I was talked into it. After having spent half an hour or so in the local camera shop and decided I didn't really need another camera bag, I left the Boss "doing" the shops and had a wander along the sea front. Not much happening to be honest, but I thought I'd share these photos. No need to look at them all unless you really want to - I know 17 is a lot to post all at once - but I thought I'd get it over with!

I don't often go to Bognor Regis - in fact I actively try not to - but today I was talked into it. After having spent half an hour or so in the local camera shop and decided I didn't really need another camera bag, I left the Boss "doing" the shops and had a wander along the sea front. Not much happening to be honest, but I thought I'd share these photos. No need to look at them all unless you really want to - I know 17 is a lot to post all at once - but I thought I'd get it over with!

A view towards Langstone Village. The Royal Oak and the Old Mill are just out of shot on the right hand side (as you look at it). If you look carefully there is a small picket fence towards the middle of the shot.......so may I say Happy Fence Friday and unless you are working (like me) have a great weekend.

Can't remember exactly where this is, (somewhere in deepest, darkest Hampshire), just that I liked the way the road looked after the rain stopped, and the freshness of the roadside greenery!

Nearly everyone who visits Dell Quay with a camera takes a photograph of this wreck. I am no exception - can't resist it! Have hardly taken any photos this past couple of weeks - busy with work, gardening and other stuff. Just had two days off, but now back to work tomorrow for a week of early shifts. I'll catch up with everyone soon.

Black and White version of yesterdays posting :)

.......taken from the bridge over the canal at Hunston. Chichester Cathedral in the distance. It was from this point that John Turner painted his picture of Chichester Canal in 1829. He didn't have to clone out any overhead wires though!