Roger (Grisly)'s photos with the keyword: Shops

St Mary Street, from st Mary's Church, Bridgwater, on a dull January Day, Some of the buildings on the right-hand side are Grade two listed buildings (14th century) HBM and a good week to everyone, Large if possible please!

No takers for the benches in Bridgwater High street a shot looking west late on a glum January afternoon, The sandstone buildings on the left form part of the Cornhill market! bridgwater-tc.gov.uk/history/around-and-about-the-town/the-cornhill Large for details please, HBM and a lovely week

Wigtown is a town and former royal burgh in Wigtownshire, of which it is the county town, It is now in he council area of Dumfries and Galloway, Taken way back in 2007 with an elderly Practica camera which despite my best efforts, always produced images with atmosphere! Wigtown was officially designated as Scotland’s National Book Town in 1998 and is now home to a wide range of book-related businesses. A book lovers haven – and with over quarter of a million books to choose from, old and new … it is impossible to escape empty-handed. HBM and a good week to you all!

West Quay, Bridgwater, The Fountain Inn, (note the date at the top), next building for many years had a dance venue on the first floor, the sign built into the brickwork lists it as the "Fisherman's Wharf" but known locally as "Oddfellows Hall" further down the green building was another pub "Kings Head" Merchant ships tied up on both sides of the river and steps for access can be seen built into the wall! A short history for anyone interested, bridgwater-tc.gov.uk/history/river-shipping/bridgwater-shipping A large view is best for details.

Main Street East (on the left) and Main Street West (on the right ) plus Front St , Inveraray. with the towns church in the distance, HWW! a large view perhaps Established in 1745 by the 3rd Duke of Argyll, head of the powerful Clan Campbell, the town is an absolute set piece of Scottish Georgian architecture.

Ullapool, from 2011, Parking spaces available and not a motor home in sight!

Wells Cathedral as a backdrop to a busy High Street, Lots of detail, so a large view recommended! ,,,,,,, HWW!

Another week, another sale in Bridgwater's Fore Street, The statue is of Robert Blake who was born in Bridgwater in August 1598, the eldest son of Humphrey and Sarah Blake. His home is now the Blake Museum. Link to Admiral Blake's History, bridgwater-tc.gov.uk/history/17th-century/admiral-blake Bridgwater is at the edge of the Somerset Levels, in level and well-wooded country. The town lies along both sides of the River Parrett; it has been a major inland port and trading centre since the industrial revolution.Wikipedia HBM and a good week ahead, Large view is possibly best

Looking up the Main Street on the left is Main Street East and on the right Main Street West,The building at the top is Inverarary Church which was built between 1795 and 1802 it was built to house two congregations the English, or Lowland Church and the Gaelic, or Highland Church, a solid wall separated the two and the main entrance has a door for each, Note the church sits like a roundabout slap in the middle of the A83 main road. The red van parked in the road belongs to the Royal Mail who's driver is collecting from the post office. Please view large for detail.