Pendragon Castle
Potter Heigham nightmare
HBM ~ At rest at Potter Heigham
Dove Stone Clough
A visit to Dovestones.
HWW ~ Smardale Kiln
Happisburgh Tooth Groyne
HFF ~ Dovestones overflow
St Marys the Virgin church, Happisburgh
Ravenstone/Ashway Tunnel water chute.
Ravenstone/Ashway Tunnel pool before its plunge do…
HBM ~ Beach huts with seats
A damp walk in prospect
HWW ~ Greater spotted woodpecker.
Horsey Windpump mechanism
HFF ~ The bridge in the Walks
Dance of the dragonfly
Happisburgh Lighthouse
All tied up!
Autumns fruit
HWW Shuttered away
Smardale Gill Viaduct in mono.
HFF ~ A Happisburgh walk
HFF ~ An Autumn bandstand
At home on the Broads.
Smardale Bridge
The Pike under the stars
A walk in the woods
HBM ~ Red Mount Chapel, King’s Lynn
Glenfinnan Viaduct- a study!
HFF ~ St Helier harbour walkway
Smardale Gill
A Ravenstone barn
A moorland oasis.
HBM ~ Ice-cream and a view.
Reflections of Alhambra
Arches of Alhambra
HFF ~ Specialist nuclear freight crossing Arnside…
The Whale Balna, Budapest
Pastoral evergreen
The great spotted woodpecker (Dendrocopos major)
HBM ~ Camouflaged bench
La Corbière Lighthouse
HFF ~ Appleby Castle gates
Smardale Gill Viaduct
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Happisburgh beach and cliffs.
A trip to this coastline in wonderful weather gives me a chance for some nice sea-scape photos. An unusual format here as I generally shy away from cutting a photo in half like this but I did like these clouds, something I don't see kike this at home.
Happisburgh in Norfolk is a village of very mixed fortunes. As it sits on the edge of the fantastic coast line most people would do anything to live there. However coastal erosion that has been taking place for thousands of years is now threatening the very existence of the village.
Enjoy full screen.
Happisburgh in Norfolk is a village of very mixed fortunes. As it sits on the edge of the fantastic coast line most people would do anything to live there. However coastal erosion that has been taking place for thousands of years is now threatening the very existence of the village.
Enjoy full screen.
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Have a great day.
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Lovely shot.
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I love the light on the water and the stretch of almost pristine sand. The contrasting darker colours of the land complete the view nicely! ⭐️
My type of beach.............deserted :-)
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