Roger (Grisly)'s photos with the keyword: South West Coastal Path

Minehead, Quay West, and the start of the 630 mile South West Coastal Path on a hot summer day HBM and a good week!

A midsummer image from the Somerset coast and the Bristol Channel! This is the western end of the long beach at Minehead the vast majority of which consists of Golden Sands. Groynes are rigid structures built perpendicular to the shoreline, extending from the beach into the water. They are designed to trap sediment and prevent beach erosion caused by long-shore drift, effectively building up the beach to act as a buffer against coastal flooding. The path behind the fence at the top of the image is shortly after the start of the South West Coast Path , a 630-mile adventure around the coastline of the south-west peninsula. It is a challenging route with, in total, over 115,000 feet (35,000 metres) of up and down. HFF and a cooler weekend to all.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A large view preferred!

Another raid on the archives for a bench or two, This time we are at the Jurassic Coastal town of Seaton, The town looks out across Lyme Bay, East Devon, and the sea front forms a part of the South West Coastal Path! I recommend a large view and wish you all HBM!

We have moved west away from the sand and are now down with the pebbles at Mineheads Quay West, Leave the road at the start of the green fields, and you will be walking the 630 miles (ca. 1,014 km) South West Coastal Path. Which will give you stunning coastal views while walking around the entire South West peninsula. HFF and a great weekend,,,,,,,, A large view perhaps.