On test server
Level Sunset
Muddy Moorings HFF
On Track
On Top of Mendip
Light & Shade of Loch Fada,
Tall Trees
A Distant Tor,
To the Village, HFF
East and West Street, Inverarary
Arrochar Alps
3 Bar Fence. HFF
Turnstone.
For Pam
Promenade (pip) HFF
Monmouth Beach, (Lyme Regis)
Turnstone
Water Levels, HFF (pip)
Outward Bound
Sunset and Bare Trees
Across the Bay. HFF
Misty Sunrise
Step back in time
Chimneys, Fence & pip,
Down River HFF
Ball Watching !
Footprints in the Sand
Flight Path HFF
White water, Grey Day
Eilean Donan Castle
Golden HFF
Confluence
Seasons Greetings
16.9 HFF
Weather front and Low Sun
In Winter Sun
December Sun,
Must be Tea Break,
Mute Swans
Sedgemoor, HFF
Swans on the Levels
Life By the Bay
That Sinking Feeling
Colours of Autumn
Down the Track, HFF
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Lord Nelson.
The T/S Lord Nelson caught in the late afternoon sun while at anchor in the Bristol Channel, she was waiting for the tide to allow entry into the river Avon and Bristol Docks.
The tall chimneys to the right of the ship belong to Aberthaw Power station across the channel in South Wales. Large for more detail please.
The tall chimneys to the right of the ship belong to Aberthaw Power station across the channel in South Wales. Large for more detail please.
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