Sarah P.'s favorite photos

Spot the fence at Wigtown, Scotland, with apparently a great choice of things to see, do, buy and read The pip shows the wide main street, which is typical of many Scottish towns. HFF and a wonderful weekend

Way back in time for this week's image, On a bright morning after the overnight snowfall in a part of the Seven Sisters car Park Cothelstone Hill, Quantock Hills AONB, Somerset, This amount of snow has been a rare occurrence in Somerset in recent years, HFF and a warm weekend

The last fisherman leaves as the tide recedes and the Sun throwws it golden light on the sea walls, now it's mainly just the gulls that remain, The wet steps show the day's tidal range. Bridgwater Bay at Burnham on Sea, Somerset

A late afternoon squall races through Loch Linnhe and on to Fort William. Please view large. Sony SLT A65V Camera and Sony DT 35mm F1.8 SAM Lens © copyright , All rights reserved, Image may not be used without my explicit written permission

On the quayside at Watchet, with the Coastguard Station and a section of the next door Social Club, Although the Coast guard is one of the emergency services, it doesn't always get the credit it is due. The figurehead in the pip is of Salica 'Sally' wife of Neptune' Tongue in cheek music link www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnC3Pmmb2jE HBM and a great week

The writing on the Marina wall (Far Side, large view required) is a quote from Samuel Taylor Coleridge, The Rime of the Ancient Mariner which was inspired when Coleridge, Wordsworth, and Wordsworth's sister Dorothy visited while on a walking tour through the Quantock Hills in Somerset, The Statue is of John Short (‘Yankee Jack’) born here in 1839 he went to sea and eventually joined a Yankee ship in the American Civil War, He was also a great singer of Sea Shanties and often sang on the quayside. The statue is by Alan B. Herriot, of Penicuik, Scotland. The pip shows a statue of the Ancient Mariner holding the albatross, this was also designed and created by sculptor Alan B. Herriot, of Penicuik, Scotland, cast by Powderhall Fine Art Foundries in Edinburgh. HFF and a good week to you all

Somerset's answer to Frosty, posing below the mystical Burrow Mump on the winter solstice ! Happy Christmas to one and all.!

Discovered this image from 2009 when delving through the archives, this is Somerset's Quantock Hills at Seven Sisters, adjacent to the Cothelstone Hill Car Park, HBM and a great week to everyone.

Stein was planned as a fishing village by the British Fisheries Society, and was designed by Thomas Telford in 1790, It is situated on the shore of Loch Bay which is a part of the Isle of Skye's, Waternish Peninsula, This image shows the Stein Inn, The Captain's House and the Loch Bay Restaurant Large if required,,,,,,,,,,,HBM and a nice week to you All