Roger (Grisly)'s photos

I have no idea what the tree species are but they made a colourful addition to usual greens. View large if possible please. My musical link is Stacy Kent www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYAEH8IGlIo Just because it's spring.

Another shot across rural Somerset taken from the Quantock Greenway trail, Villages, sheep and trees dressed in spring foliage, Large Please My favorite time of year hence the music from K.D Lang. www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Fgu-5DRnng

Kilchoman sands, Machir Bay, Isle of Islay, Reputed to be the wreck of a brig called the MARY ANN of Greenock which was wrecked on the Kilchoman strand in heavy gales, 22 May 1859, The brig was loaded with wines and spirits. folklore says there were scenes of looting, and a good number of cases of whisky were drunk in a very short time, Islay's version of Whisky Galore I guess. Large Please, My music link is a beautiful song (and one of his best) by Sting www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtTMxBVFVSg

A misty view thought the gate towards the Bristol Channel on Somerset's Quantock Greenway trail, (we did close the gate ) Large please........ This is a track by a true son of Somerset, www.youtube.com/watch?v=HieqyODQJnE

Ok it's a bit loose but hey it's Z after all (for the ABC group) Large please Something else a little bit loose is my choice of music which in my opinion this is the best and most beautiful version of Easy Rider. www.youtube.com/watch?v=KqSDdLTLwk4

Highway Patrol, West Country Style. To much singing and dancing at the ymca ? www.youtube.com/watch?v=CS9OO0S5w2k

Nether Largie Standing Stones, Kilmartin consists of 5 large menhirs arranged to form a letter X, the centre stone is almost 3m high and is circled by smaller stones, all of the menhirs have obvious cup marks but it's the centre stone that is most is heavily decorated with carvings, cups and rings.. Built around 3,200 years ago and thought to be an early lunar observatory. Info www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/kilmartin/netherlargiestones

UIg Bay, Isle of Skye, makes you wonder why it's called the Misty Isle, Uig is Norse for a sheltered bay, Cal Mac Ferries sail to Lochmaddy on North Uist and to Tarbert, Isle of Harris from here.

The entrance to Porlock Weir on the Bristol Channel,, Large for detail please