Roger (Grisly)'s photos

Bridgwater Brick & Tile Museum in an analogue image from 2008, Local clay formed into Red Bricks and roof tiles were fired 5000 at a time in a constant temperature for four days then left to cool for another four days. At one time there were 1,300 brickyard workers in Bridgwater with products shipped all over the world, This trade kept the local wharves and quays and public houses extremely busy. 16 of these yards with up to 6 kilns each were dotted around the town, HWW !!!!

Mist begins to form in this shot of the Lochs of Laich and Linnhe with the Ardnamurican peninsula as a backdrop to the much photographed Castle Stalker and Stalker Island, In 16.9 format so a large view really would be appreciated.

Short barrier fence beside the A82 Trunk as it passes "Sgòrr nam Fiannaidh" on its way through Glencoe, "Sgòrr nam Fiannaidh" is a 3172.5ft (ca. 967 m) Monroe and is the western summit of the Aonach Eagach Ridge. HFF and a great weekend, A large view is recommended!

The Sound of Jura reaches the Kintyre coast at Kilkenzie near Westport, Kintyre. Large for colours and detail please!

St Mary's Church, Isle of Wedmore, on a very welcome sunny and mild January day, The grade 1 listed church is mainly 15th century, although some 12th- and 13th-century work survives. HBM and a nice week, Large view if you have the time please!

Sun and cloud over Loch Achtriochatan, Glencoe, The water to the left of the image Is the River Coe starting its journey down the glen and into Loch Leven. A large view Please,,,,,,, HFF and a good weekend.

A rural road in the fair county of Somerset, Primroses in the pip and daffodils in the bank slip and shadows down the road apiece, Large view required, OK, I will give in ;-)) www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUmnTfsY3hI

A mobile phone capture of Anchester Square, Callander, Scotland, HBM and a good week

A pleasant mid-February afternoon at Burnham on Sea on the Somerset coast, The low tide has emptied Bridgwater Bay leaving the sandy 7-mile beaches to the dog walkers and sand castle builders. The image also features Britain's shortest pier, built in 1911 at just 100ft (ca. 30 metres) long. Shot in 16.9 format, so a large view please,,,,,,, HFF and a great weekend to all!