Roger (Grisly)'s photos

The North sea in sunlight at St Abbs, Eyemouth, Scottish Borders, Sections of the harbour and the volunteer lifeboat station on the right with the breakers and the difficult entrance to safe moorings on the left. The bay in the image has 6 notable wrecks, plus a number of others which are unmarked or unrecorded! HFF and a great weekend!.......... captured in 16.9 format therefore a large view may be beneficial!

Amhuinnsuidhe is a remote settlement on the west coast of the Isle of Harris in the Outer Hebrides, Scotland. The name translates roughly to "sitting by the river" or "river seat," referring to its position beside a river that flows into the sea.It's most famous for Amhuinnsuidhe Castle, a stunning 19th-century baronial-style country house (often called a castle) built in 1867–1868 for the Earl of Dunmore. Designed by architect David Bryce, it's a Category A listed building, It has a Dramatic location overlooking Loch Leosavay, with views toward the island of Taransay and beautiful white-sand beaches (including nearby Hushinish). HWW ! a large view recommended!

A bench around the base of The Isle of Whithorn Light (also known as Isle Head Lighthouse or locally as The Cairn) is a small, historic navigation beacon located on the headland at the tip of the Isle of Whithorn, a picturesque coastal village in Dumfries and Galloway, southwestern Scotland. This is one of the most southerly points in Scotland, overlooking the Solway Firth and the Irish Sea. The structure is a distinctive square, white-painted stone tower, roughly 4 meters (about 13 feet) tall, with a modern lantern on top. It serves as a light beacon for mariners, characterised by a flashing white light (with red sectors) every 3 seconds and a focal height of around 20 meters. Historians suggest the original structure dates back possibly to the medieval period or before the 18th century, originally perhaps featuring a fire lit on the roof for basic navigation. HBM!

A day of Sun and showers ended with a brief but spectacular sunset

High level fence and layered rocks in this coastal image at Lybster, Which is a small, charming coastal village in Caithness, Northern Scotland, perched on the east coast along the North Sea. HFF and a great weekend! Large could be good!

A 16.9 image from across the harbour at Tarbert, Loch Fyne. It's a peaceful, scenic spot — less crowded than some other Scottish coastal towns — ideal for relaxing, boating, exploring Argyll's scenery, or as a base for whisky trails and island hopping. Often described as one of Scotland's most attractive wee harbours! Also known as the gateway to Kintyre! HWW ! and a large view recommended!

Not the best quality perhaps mainly because this is an image from 2013 Lagangarbh Mountain Hut is an iconic and historic mountain hut nestled in the dramatic Glencoe area of the Scottish Highlands. Often affectionately known as "the wee white house in Glen Coe," this distinctive white structure stands at an elevation of 280 metres at the foot of the majestic Buachaille Etive Mòr, near the River Coupall. (between hut and bench) It is an old croft house, owned by the National Trust for Scotland and maintained by The Scottish Mountaineering Club, note the row of trees to help prevent the roar from the prevailing south-westerlies. This is a part of the Devils Staircase Trail HBM and a good week to all!

Another from the archives, this image is a litle soft perhaps, this is Loch Surdale, Dunvegan, Isle of Skye, Hoping to be back out with the camera in the next few days for fresh images, Loch Surdale is a small freshwater loch located near the village of Dunvegan on the northwest coast of the Isle of Skye, Scotland.It is situated close to Dunvegan Castle and flows into the larger sea loch, Loch Dunvegan , which is a prominent saltwater inlet on Skye's west coast. HFF and good weekend

Section of the harbour at Crail, Often described as one of the most photographed harbours in Scotland (and arguably one of the prettiest in the UK), it features a small, sheltered basin enclosed by sturdy red sandstone walls, with traditional whitewashed cottages, stepped gables, and colourful fishing boats clustered around it. HWW, to all!