Roger (Grisly)'s photos with the keyword: Telephone Box

Town Bridge is the oldest of the six bridges that cross the River Parret in Bridgwater, It has a span of 75ft, was completed in 1883. HWW and a good remainder of the week!,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Large may be better!

Cairnbaan, Lock On the Crinan Canal, The canal has 15 locks and 7 bridges and runs from Ardrishaig on Loch Gilp in the east to Crinan on the Sound of Jura at the western end. Opened in 1908, the 9-mile canal was built to provide fast travel for boats from Glasgow to Oban, bypassing the often dangerous Mull of Kintyre. The canal is very busy during the summer months and a lock-side seat is perfect for just watching the boats,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Large for detail! HBM and a good new week,

Stromferry Slipway, There is no ferry any more, however when a rockfall closed the A890 near Strathcarron Tunnel this was used to ferry cars and foot passenger across from Strome until the rocks were stabilised many weeks later. The vessel used was the boat from the Glenelg ferry during it closed season.

The Cornhill is the area and the building with the dome was erected as history shows in 1875 “a handsome and commodious Corn Exchange” was added to the existing Market Building, It is now a popular restaurant ! The Christmas Lights and tree are part of an around the town display provided of the Town Council, A large view please ! HFF and a Merry Christmas to one and all !

Late on a cold and dull January afternoon, The gull on the very top is almost a perminant resident. The Cornhill has always been the historic centre of the town. In 1779 an Act was passed to erect a market house and several houses were demolished to create the necessary space. Before long, it was enlarged and that work was completed in 1826 when the Cornhill dome was built by a local man called Hutchings. Then in 1875 “a handsome and commodious Corn Exchange” was added and it is that building which we recognise today, bridgwater-tc.gov.uk/history/around-and-about-the-town/the-cornhill HBM and a great week ahead, a large view for detail.

Crulabhig, Isle of Lewis with Loch Barraglom as a backdrop, This is sixteen miles west of Stornoway the major town on the Outer Hebrides, the road on the left leads to Great Bernera, and it's sensational beaches, an image from 2019 HFF and a very pleasant weekend

The telephone box leans and the post box appears to be full while both shelter under a a Rowan tree, May be worth trying large, Link for sight and sound, A wonderful track by Bruce Cockburn, Outside a broken phone booth, www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7HO9t35aWU