Roger (Grisly)'s photos with the keyword: English Channel

The Cobb, Lyme Regis Dorset, England,The lady with the mobile phone gives the images age away! The top Layer where the majority of the ladies are stood slopes quite steeply to the sea and is quite a sensation when waves are rolling in across Lyme Bay and breaking against the wall, The first sea defense here was in It was in 1538 it has been destroyed by the sea on a number of occasions but the present sturdy Cobb was reconstructed in 1820 using Portland Stone! A large view perhaps and I Wish you all a HWW!

The weather down here on the Somerset coast remains overcast with very flat light so it's another image from the archives (another from 2009,) The only customer for the afternoon trip is gull so the boats have been winched high up on the steep shingle beach,

Another in the occasional from the archives series this time from 2009, This is the shingle beach at Beer in East Devon and the wooden boat on the left is called Scrumpy (a west country name for Cider) The red sails are raised for some on the beach maintainence, Have a good week and stay safe.

Lyme Bay on Dorset's Jurassic Coast, In 16.9 format so a large view appreciated.

Coastal erosion has left the remains of a fence precariously perched on the cliff top, Jurassic coast, Seatown Dorset, HFF and a great but safe weekend Large please

A view along a part of the Jurassic coast from West Bay to a distant Lyme Regis on a sunny October day. Large view for detail please

The boat is registered in Falmouth, Cornwall but the hull looks to have had a hard life it's seen here out of the water many miles up the coast at West Bay Dorset, Need to view large for detail please.

Landslips are a constant hazzard along this coast, Seatown, Dorset looking west towards a distant Lyme Regis, For details please view large...... More information on this coast en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jurassic_Coast

The beach complete with upturned boat and cliffs plus a glimpse of the River Winniford as it disappears below the beach to emerge into the channel at sea level and if viewed large walkers on the coast path, Seatown, Dorset, For detail please View Large.