Amelia's photos with the keyword: Boats

Mud, Mud Glorious Mud

This is a fascinating area to explore, but Adrian didn't think so, so my time was limited here. I have included a video of what the site looked like 6 year ago. Not a lot has changed but these two boats have deteriorated. Annan Harbour, Dumfries and Galloway Here is an example of what is planned for this area; www.annanharbour.org.uk/our-vision I wonder what your views are on that?

The tidal changes in this harbour are quite substantial. The maximum high tide recorded in the tide tables for Amlwch is of 8.5 m and a minimum height of -0.3 m. The tide was visibly coming in when we were here. tides4fishing.com/uk/wales/amlwch#_tidal_coefficient

Arbroath, settled in the 12th century, lies 15 miles to the north east of Dundee. The attractive historic working harbour remains in action today and long sandy beaches and stunning sandstone cliffs stretch out on either side of the town. A great are for walking. The town's most famous product is the Arbroath Smokie, (delicious), which was first created in the village of Auchmithie, just up the coast from here. This is a harbour inside the main harbour.

I spent a very chilly couple of hours on the first day of Advent, watching the sun slowly rise on the calm water of this fjord.