Look Left and Right
Breezy Day
Rest a while,
XIV Century
Shadows of Autumn!
Dancing Hill.
Harbour View!
Tree ID Please
Public Footpath!
Lighthouse View!
Luce Bay!
Fallen Fence!
Higher Lock,
Churchyard Entrance
Mind the Gates!
Reflected Green.
West Bower Manor,
Climbing Crowcombe Bank!
Pentland Firth!
Tall Trees.
October Sun.
Town Bridge
Pass!
Long Distance Walkers
Working Quay
After the Storm
Herring Harbour!
Late evening cloud!
Sea Defence
Lazy River!
The aproach of Autumn!
Loch Wall,
View from a Bench
A castle Viewpoint.
The Levels. (North)
Inner Harbour.
A seat for the Sunset.
Storms and Sunset!
Wall and Rabbits
Sound!
Space!
Fences, Sheep and a Storm!
World Photography Day
Castle in the Mist,
September Sea
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MAEZIOÙ / VALUABLE / LANDSCAPE / PANORAMA - in memoriam to Mahuphidos
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Blue Bay Day
Bridgwater Bay Lifeboat and BARB Rescue Hovercraft jetty at Burnham on Sea,
Captured in 16.9 large view if possible please! and four added notes!
The bay is part of the Bristol Channel, at low tide large parts of the channel become mud flats and sand banks due to the large tidal range of 43 ft (13 m)
Some tides come in so fast they are preceded by a large wave called a Bore, these are present on about 130 days in the year and they make a spectacular sight as it travels many miles up the River Parrett,
HWW to all!
Captured in 16.9 large view if possible please! and four added notes!
The bay is part of the Bristol Channel, at low tide large parts of the channel become mud flats and sand banks due to the large tidal range of 43 ft (13 m)
Some tides come in so fast they are preceded by a large wave called a Bore, these are present on about 130 days in the year and they make a spectacular sight as it travels many miles up the River Parrett,
HWW to all!
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