While I’m in the creative mood, here are a few sunset
pictures from our new home towns wild seawall. And a few odd shots from around the seaside part of town. We live literally five minutes from
the mouth of the River Brue, which itself then feeds into the mouth of the River Parrett http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/River_Brue, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/River_Parrett
which discharges into Bridgwater Bay and the Bristol channel. The intermediate strip of land is Stert Island http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridgwater_Bay
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| Towards Stert Island |
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| Towards the Bay of Bridgwater |
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| River Brue at Low tide |
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| Steep Holm (right of it Flat Holm) |
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| Hinkly Point Nuclear Power Station (towards Minehead). |
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| Quantock Hills |
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| Sea Wall towards town |
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| Beach Towards the River Brue (direction I came from) |
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| Boats of the Brue |
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| King Fisher in a Clay Pit pond |
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| Across the saltings to Minehead and the Bristol Channel |
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| Towards the Quantocks |
Hell's bells - you did well to get a shot of a Kingfisher...
ReplyDeleteCouldn't believe it especially being so close to the sea. Literally 20mtrs from the muds of low tide. The actual fresh water part of the river is half a mile back behind a sluice, and the pools it was fishing were once little clay digs.
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