Roger (Grisly)'s photos with the keyword: Stone Wall

Luce Bay on the Wigtownshire coast this is a part of the Rhins of Galloway, captured from the Mull of Galloway Lighthouse grounds! HWW! and a nice second half of the week!

Benches both in and outside of the grounds at Cardoness Castle, Dumfriese and Galloway, HBM to all!

Bettyhill, Sutherland, 3 Notes, River Naver, River Borgie and Torrisdale Beach, The foreground is the remains of an abandoned croft, My final image for today's "North Coast 500 group"

Another image from Birnbeck, Weston Super Mare this time shot in 16.9 Therefore a large view may be advantageous. HWW!

A rugged rural scene with a sturdy wall and a few sheep, A part of Stirlingshire known as North Third, In 16.9 format so perhaps a large view A musical accompaniment ,The wall of the world. www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wCiQnKi1q4

Through the mist and across the headland, the ruins of Castle Sinclair Girnigoe, which stands on the cliffs above Sinclair Bay., Captured from the grounds of the Noss Head Lighthouse with the boundary wall and what I assume to be the tool shed in the foreground, HWW. The pip is a previously posted image of the Lighthouse and walls I am still away but catching up slowly

The dry stone wall and the driveway gravel catch the evening sun, HWW and a great Wednesday

At the southern extremity of the Mull of Galloway are the remains of a once sturdy wall, A large view should reveal the Isle of Man and possibly the Lake District National Park beyond that. This is also the point where the Irish Sea, the North Channel and the Solway Firth meet, causing some currants and at times turbulent seas.

Now Waterlines Heritage Centre and café this harbour building was formally a part of the fishing industry back in time when Lybster used to be one of Scotland’s largest herring ports, of particular note is the old smoke house on the far right of the image. By 1859 some 357 boats operated from the harbour, making it the third-busiest fishing port in Scotland, however only a handful of mainly crab boats work from the harbour these days. A music link with a very surprising ABBA version, www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5__bvSyXN4 HBM and a great week to you all

Although I'm not big on farm machinery, this abandoned farm equipment looks to be a muck spreader and could well be a 1950s model, any way I thought it anchored the shot nicely, The wall and fence indicate the footpath down to Farr beach at Bettyhill where the waves of Farr Bay lap gently onto the pale sand. This is a link to a Wurzels song, The Champion Dung Spreader, although they are a long serving Somerset band the guy on the Accordion Tommy Banner is the world's only Scottish Wurzel. www.youtube.com/watch?v=4SH281p2u18 It may look better on black,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Wish you all a HFF and a lovely weekend

Another non-standard bench this time sadly showing the passage of time and the salty air, Carskey Bay, Kintyre, HBM and a good week

Another grey day on Bridgwater Bay, It feels like it has been this way for ages however on this particular day the light was amazing (but still grey), I think the light must have fooled the sensor as I'm sure the grass was not quite that green ;-)) Large if you prefer. I wish everyone a good week.

A grey early February day at Steart on the Somerset coast brightened by the sight of Hazel Catkins in the hedgerow, Note the wall built of pebbles from the shorline, many others in area are built by the same method. HFF and a good safe weekend to everyone.

A stone wall follows the contours as it snakes across the partially sunlit landscape with a view to the Isle of Sky's,Trotternish Ridge beyond. Enlargement will reveal what appear to be glacier lines in sides of the ridge, these feature in a number of places around the highlands.

A grey and dull December day on the Somerset levels. Enlarge for detail please Sight and Sound group, this rural scene has changed little over the years in fact it was like this in 1963 therefor www.youtube.com/watch?v=liyiT_DGREA

Autumn colours highlight the new roof fitted to this old highland croft which has been converted to a barn. Large please, Autumn means it's time to bring in the harvest so my link for sight and sound, www.youtube.com/watch?v=xMjDc8MJotU

Barbed Wire, Metal railings, Corrugated sheet, Pig Wire, Wooden posts, Stone wall guess that will all qualify for a fence. Oh and a metal gate, Large may be good. My music link is a beautiful song by Laura Marlin, The Valley. www.youtube.com/watch?v=dipGQQ8O1Gs

From the garden of The Clachaig Inn, Glencoe, Whisky and a view, It's the dry stone wall snaking up the mountain that fascinates me, (may need to view large ) Sony SLT-A65V/Sigma 18-300. 1/100, F22.0, 22mm, ISO 800.