Roger (Grisly)'s photos

The oldest of the five bridges that cross the River Parret in Bridgwater pictured on a winter flood tide, This is the latest in a line of bridges on this site and this was erected in 1883

The south esplanade at Burnham on Sea as evening approaches.

The Clachan Bridge which is a single arched hump backed bridge spans the Clachan Sound which has both ends open to the Atlantic ocean thus it came to be called the bridge over the Atlantic, The service bus in the picture is crossing from the mainland and onto the Isle of Seil. The bridge was constructed between 1792 and 1793 and is now in the care of Historic Scotland. Large please for detail. And just for a giggle www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsKsuYYxE_I

Solar or Wind every time for me, the monstrosities in the distance are Hinkly Point A and B nuclear power stations and just to the right of them is the site for the new C station which will be built by the French using Eastern European labour and with Chinese money, we then pick up the bill for the next 30 years and they leave the waste in holes in the ground for future generations to deal with. defies logic in my opinion. Taken across the Mouth of the river Parret on a hazy winter and low tide evening. Large Please.

Chaffinch. Large for detail. Sony SLT-A65V/ Sigma 18- 300, 1/400, f/7.1, 250mm, ISO 100.

Please view large, A small flock of birds in the sky and one taking the early morning sun from the confines of the tree, The sun rises into a winter sky

Early January sunset and New Moon on a cold and frosty evening.

A cold and hazy Boxing Day with low winter sun just right for a brisk walk on the Promenade or the beach.

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