Roger (Grisly)'s photos with the keyword: Scottish Borders

North Sea Shelf Cloud captured at Burnmouth. Scottish Borders, It looks like a long, wedge-shaped or shelf-like cloud extending across the horizon. The underside is often dark, smooth, or rolling, with turbulent motion visible, Often signals,Gust fronts, derecho events, and severe thunderstorms. It frequently signals strong wind gusts, heavy rain, lightning, or hail approaching. Uploaded for "Contest without Prize" group, Winner May 2026

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!

Another archive image from Scotland's border country, Taken from on top of one of the sea walls pointing out into the choppy waters of the North Sea at St Abbs!

A shot from the Scottish Borders, discovered in the archives. Originally called Coldingham Shore, the village adopted the name St Abbs in the 1890s, inspired by nearby St Abb's Head—a rocky promontory named after the 7th-century saint Æbbe (or Ebba), who founded a monastery there around 635 AD.Today, St Abbs remains a working fishing community but thrives on tourism. It's especially popular for:Coastal walks — The St Abb's Head National Nature Reserve (managed by the National Trust for Scotland) offers breathtaking cliff-top trails with seabird colonies (like puffins, guillemots, and kittiwakes in season), wild scenery, and a lighthouse. This was taken from the Slipway of the St Abbs Independent Lifeboat A lifeboat service has been present in St Abbs since 1911, established after the tragic wreck of the Danish steamer Alfred Erlandsen in 1907, where all 17 crew members were lost due to delays in rescue efforts from nearby stations. Originally operated by the RNLI (Royal National Lifeboat Institution), the station was closed by them on September 8, 2015, after 104 years, despite local campaigns to keep it open. The community responded strongly, and with significant support—including a major donation from local company Tunnock's (the famous Scottish biscuit makers)—the service was relaunched as an independent operation. The current inshore lifeboat is named Thomas Tunnock in honor of that support, and it's noted as one of the fastest in the UK, capable of speeds up to 40 knots. HFF Feel free to enlarge and thanks for your time

Partanhall, Burnmouth, Sottish Borders, HWW!

A trawl though the archives for this shot of one of the attractive North Sea fishing harbours along the English/Scottish borders, This is Partanhall, Lower Burnmouth from 2018, HBM and a good week to all!

Whitby Lifeboat moored at Eyemouth Marine for repairs in 2018, This is a Trent D class all weather boat named George and Mary Webb , The traditional wooden cabin cruiser in the adjacent mooring looks to having more extensive repairs. SEE PIP

The fishing boat Headwind moored in the inner harbour at Burnmouth in the Scottish Borders, Wish you all HFF and a great weekend, but take care folks.

The beach at Eyemouth on a day in mid June, The town's name comes from its location at the mouth of the Eye Water, (see location map) Large may be good.

Dunlop sea boots, ships fenders and fishing net adorn a fence at Partanhall, Burnmouth, Scottish Borders, HFF and stay safe everyone.

Originally posted in the SPC Play group (4th Place), taken at Partanhall, Scottish Borders. Large perhaps

Eyemouth, Scottish Borders, the water on the left runs onto the beach and the trappings that go with it, on the right is the entrance to the harbour which featured with the lifeboat on a sandbar in a previous image, Markings on the side of the cut give an idea of the tidal range on this stretch of North Sea coast, however for me the sky is the most impressive part of the image. Large for detail, For Sight and Sound Group, Song of the Sea, Dan Fogelberg www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7pGiAo-YPE

The Eyemouth Trent Class all weather lifeboat "RNLB Barclaycard Crusader" off to a shout on an extremely low tide in fact there was not enough water under the boat for it to clear the harbour entrance without many minutes shunting and disturbing sand from under the keel (pip 1) before finally forcing itself free and into open water (pip 2)

Or as close as I could get, a number of rainbows arrived and disappeared in a few short minutes but then this appeared just a few yards off shore. It is a bit grainy but focusing was an issue East Coast, Scottish Borders.

Burnmouth Harbour from across the bay as a storm passes over, Please try large, One of my favourite holiday locations, therefore for Sight and Sound , www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfnkPjoVKFM&list=PL0Nm5gIyEp3-_ed_xD-PY9_FOQIJPLdDs&index=1

Posted for the beautiful light, Burnmouth harbour as the sun descends through the early evening cloud, Really appreciate you viewing large please

North Sea storm front, Burnmouth, Scottish Borders. Large please Sight and Sound group link, Stormy Weather, live at the London Palladium Martha Wainwright, www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzy4WqPYWo0

As it came from the camera, Pots on the lean Eyemouth, Scotland. For sight and sound www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMbEOofifXY