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

Looking North to Talmine across Tongue Bay from Strathan, Melness, Sutherland, with the waters of the North Atlantic in the distance, The area was a historic crossroads for Gaels, Picts and Vikings and the area is named after an Old Norse term which refers to a piece of land shaped like a spit or tongue. The sea loch and surrounding countryside is designated as the Kyle of Tongue National Scenic Area, HBM and a large view recommended if possible!

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!

Boats await the return of the tide, which has left for a few hours, HFF and a nice weekend Porlock Weir on the Somerset Coast, (Where Exmoor meets the Sea) Large perhaps! Awful weather down here in the South West, with no chance of a New Year image for a while yet!

The result of someone's patience on the beach of Loch Cainaird at Ardmair Large Please.

The waters of the loch lap gently on the pebbly beach of Loch Cainaird at Ardmair, producing that soporific effect that comes from waves on pebbles. The headland is Ardmair Point and to the left of the image is the A835 road which forms a part of the "North Coast 500", Large view recommended

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.

With nice winter light but a bitterly cold west coast wind and little shelter, it was no surprise to find these usually popular benches unoccupied, Sea temperature looks to also be very low!

A few more images from this remarkable beach at Torrisdale Bay, in Kintyre. See 2 pips! Please view image large! and see previous image if you have the time Rapid Cooling (1 pip)

The sheltered bay at Talmine, The bay is an inlet on the western shore of Tongue Bay in northern Sutherland, It is late afternoon with a fresh breeze blowing in off of the bay, Large view recommended, HBM and a great week

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

Late into the evening and just before the sun set on another day, Large if you please

Low tide on Blue Anchor Bay, Somerset, Dunster Castle lookout tower is behind the smoke from a steam train and Minehead's North Hill is center right, The sign far right is a part of the England Coast path and the pip shows the Coast path Emblem. Large please Just because it is on the England Coast path my link for Sight and Sound is "Take a Walk" by Edie Brickell www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJtZNI3Sz38

A small part of the foreshore at Kilve in Somerset, Both the contrails and the rocks point to the headland whose the cliffs are layered with compressed oil bearing shale and the rocks contain fossils both Ammonite and Vertebras, Please view large for detail, Rock Show is the link for the Sight and Sound group, www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDCxNukyoiY

A world war two pill box which has a creative modification and has sunk into the pebbles at Porlock Weir in Somerset, On the coast of the Bristol Channel. Large Please, The water in the Bristol Channel during February is extremely cold, so my link for sight and Sound is www.youtube.com/watch?v=kANkGBy5lJ4

The entrance to Porlock Weir on the Bristol Channel,, Large for detail please