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

Please view Large! The sight and sounds of 150000 gannets who nest on Bass Rock in peak season over the spring to autumn months. Is simply amazing! The Bass Rock is an impressive island/rock on the North Berwick coast in the Firth of Forth, east Scotland. Sir David Attenborough has described the Gannet colony at Bass Rock as one of the 12 wildlife wonders of the world. The Lighthouse is a 20-metre (66 ft) tall, built in 1902,It has been automated since 1988, When viewed large the ruins of St Baldred's Chapel, built on the site of St Baldred's hermitage can be seen (center of the rock),,,,,,,,, HWW! Blues are little strong apologies!

This Chaffinch has spotted a tasty morsel possibly on the bench, HBM and a good week!

Visit the Islands of Canna, Rum, Eigg or Soay, See the Seals or visit Loch Coruisk get a coffee and visit the gift shop and much more all from one place, The landward of the pier at Elgol, which sits on the shore of Loch Scavaig, (a sea Loch) and is situated on the Strathaird peninsula of the Isle of Skye, Highland, Scotland, UK

The most North Easterly Lighthouse on the UK Mainland is the Duncansby Head Lighthouse the tower was builtin 1924 under the supervision of David Stevenson, A large view will reveal the two Pentland Skerries lighthouses on the island of Muckle Skerry, These are just three of many that protect shipping in the Pentland Firth.

This is the North of Scotland at Staxigoe Harbour on the Caithness east coast. The name comes from the Norse "the inlet of the stack", I now have the PC back up and running, but have as yet to get all my images loaded. So I continue to work from the recent archives. HFF and a good weekend.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,Large perhaps

Having issues with Microsoft so-called updates, I now have the PC going, next job is to find and reload my images, but some progress has been made. Therefore, another older image but not as old as the ladies attire would suggest, This is the end of the breakwater wall at Lyme Regis In the County of Dorset on a misty morning, I have no idea why they were dressed this way but it added something to the image! HWW,,,,,,,,,,,,,, A large view may be rewarding

A calm day as waters of the North Channel wash gently onto the shore at Machrihanish, on the Kintyre peninsula. (Just a few miles north of the Mull of Kintyre) 16.9 format so a large view would be appreciated !

Road side advertisement and a very blue wall close to the harbour at Portpatrick, Dumfries and Galloway. HWW !

The chequered history of Bridgwater Docks is waiting for the next instalment, Built between 1837–1841 they are connected to the Bridgwater and Taunton canal at the western end and to the River Parret and the sea beyond at the eastern end, Shipping reached a peak between 1880 and 1885; with an average of 3,600 ships per year entering the port. Bridgwater also built some 167 ships; the last one was the Irene, launched in 1907 and is still in use today. It was able to accommodate ships up to 600 tons and by the mid-1950s,the total Port of Bridgwater was importing some 80,050 to 106,800 tonnes of cargo with Bridgwater bricks and tiles being exported, In the 1980 the docks were converted into a marina The docks are owned by Somerset County Council and were leased to the Canal & River Trust who deided not to renew the lease so all boats were evicted. Efforts to bring this valuable asset back into use is being led by the town Council, Please view Large (over 40 fences)

Another image looking North West from the very top of the Outer Hebrides, View large to note the rock formations.

Managed to find a sky hook to hang the old barometer. Just bit of surrealism for a change from landscapes.

Back to the summer at Machrihanish Bay, in Kintyre, looking into the Irish Sea, Please view large. For the Sight and Sound Group, the sea is as smooth as velvet www.youtube.com/watch?v=e3i2F7eKoKQ

Loch Carron, Scotland. Link for Sight and Sound, Roy Orbison www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGB9cvWdn04