Roger (Grisly)'s photos

One of the most photographed areas in Glencoe, the River Coupall at the foot of Stob Dearg ,this is the iconic, pyramidal peak of Buachaille Etive Mòr 1022m guarding the entrance to Glen Coe, Scotland. Famous for its imposing rock face, it is one of the Highlands' most photographed mountains and a highly sought-after, strenuous Munro. River Coupall is a short river (about 5 km / 3 miles long) in the Scottish Highlands, in the Argyll area near Glencoe. It is a tributary of the River Etive and is renowned for its dramatic scenery and waterfalls, A shot from the archives (way back,) A large view really is recommended

Bamburgh Castle is famous for holding the historic record as the first English castle to fall to cannon fire, and it features an outdoor collection of historic artillery including 24-pounder and 18-pounder cannons. Just visible in the distance, Farne Islands National Nature Reserve (NNR) and Site of Special Scientific Interest ( SSSI). Home to an internationally significant breeding colony of seabirds and Atlantic grey seals. If viewed large the Longstone Lighthouse forever linked with Grace Darling can be just be seen, A link to this story here, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grace_Darling HWW to All

Ailsa Craig is an uninhabited Scottish island, a volcanic plug, and the world-famous source of granite used to manufacture curling stones. Located 16 km (10 miles) west of the Ayrshire coast in the Firth of Clyde, it rises 340 meters (1,114 feet) high and serves as a major seabird reserve The land in the far left distance is Kintyre and on the right the Isle of Arran! The image is captured from Ballantrae which is a scenic coastal village in South Ayrshire, Scotland, located at the mouth of the River Stinchar 13 miles south of Girvan. It is known for its views of Ailsa Craig and for its history as a smuggling port,

Vintage Cars Leaving town, A small group of 8 oe 10 of these cars were on an Highland Rally, These two had just refuelled and were heading for an overnight stop in Lochinver, Sutherland,Scotland. another stop on the renowned North Coast 500 Route which covers the top of the country Found in the archive from 2013 The Scotish Highlands must have proved a real test for cars of his vintage! HFF and a nice weekend

The Fallen Moon ,sculpture on a three week visit to Bridgwater Docks (See Pip) attracted large crowds, especially on night market days, This view is looking towards the crowds outside the dockside Public House, (Admirals Landing) Large view required for details, HWW! to all! Constructed in 1841 by the Bristol and Exeter Railway Company, Bridgwater Docks served as a major gateway between Somerset and the Bristol Channel For more than a century, the port handled commodities including: Coal, Timber, Brick & tile and Stone, Commercial shipping ended in the 1970s

The afternoon sun was far to hot for sitting on a bench in the open at Somersets, Minehead Harbour, A large view may be good! HBM and a good week to all!

Late in the day adds a little colour to the sky, This is a calm Bristol Channel as the afternoon/evening tide turns, On the right with the fence is some kind of navigational aid, on the left a gull, Captured from Quay West, Minehead on the Somerset coast, HFF and good weekend to all

Delve into the archives for this weeks image, A section of the harbour, Isle of Whithorn Wigtownshire, HWW shot in 16.9 format therefore a large view recommended

The tide has turned leaving calm water on a hot day, this is Quay West adjacent to the harbour,on the Bristol Channel Coast at Minehead in Somerset, the large white building on the sandy and popular section of the bay is a part of a major holiday complex, Maybe worth a large view! Thank you and have a nice week!