Roger (Grisly)'s photos
Kinlet Hall
Found this old image from a few years back, Near the start of the cutting on the West Country main line just north of Bridgwater
Ex GWR 4036 Kinlet Hall heading for the West Somerset Railway in March 2009.
Down by the Riverside HFF
A floral fence at Fishermans Wharf, West Quay, Bridgwater,
The river Parret has a very high tidal range and flows into the Bristol Channel
HFF Everybody !
Music link for Sight and Sound www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQ1gHm8v3ek
Summer in the Glen
Sunlight and shadows cast by the mountains in this view through Glencoe.
Large if you please.
Hairpin Steps, HFF
All looking good until you remember it's 300 meters back to the top.
A small part of the steps down to the Falls of Foyers on the south side of Loch Ness.
Large may be Good.
Music Link, One Step Up www.youtube.com/watch?v=c78wtuAqHhE
The Wreck of the Mary Ann.
She was a brig out of Grennock and loaded with Wines and Spirits when wrecked in heavy gales on the 22 May 1859,
I respectfully ask you to view large,
The pip shows the same wreck in 2016,
My link for Sight and Sound, Wooden Ships, www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hUpCIjbVig
Since posting the image I have found this, blog.islayinfo.com/article.php/whisky_galore_islay
Push and Pull.
A slide from 1984, A Type 3 Hymek on an 11 coach fast train failed at Bridgwater, the solution was to couple on the following train with class 50, "50043 Eagle" to push and pull both trains,
Summer in Glencoe
Glencoe and the River Coe looking towards Rannoch Moor,
On a day breezy enough to blow the clouds away and affect the greenery.
Large if you please
Mountain greenery music link www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilXiMwijTD4
Changeable sort of day
Large Please
Storm rolling in across the island of Mull and the Firth of Lorne, just prove the sun doesn't always shine in Scotland
26 Jun 2017
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Tree Heron HFF
Apologies for the cows pointing the wrong direction but they have a habit of non co-operation.
Just beyond the wall and fence is a fairly fast watercourse where the Heron regularly catches supper.
Large if you don't mind cows backsides.
My music link had to be I can hear the grass grow by the Moo-ve
www.youtube.com/watch?v=VeYlGgPmom0
