The Sea
Posts tagged ‘Sea’
The Swimming Ladies
These brave ladies were swimming in the sea at Banff, Aberdeenshire, Scotland today. The sea temperature here in Banff today is 10C(50F).
The Boiling Water
The sea in Scotland cutting up rough today…
The Cruel Sea
The Rock Chick (and the dog)
A Moody Day in Banff, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
The Lonely Surfer
The Pipe
Probably best not to know what flows down this pipe…
The Beach Woman
The Rocky Shore on a Stormy Day
The Big Boat
The Stream Meets the Sea
Join me on the beach at Portsoy, Scotland where the stream that flows down from the hills crossed the beach and flows into the sea.
The Rope Lady
The Stormy Sea
The Waves and the Rocks
The Waves and the Rocks – Richard Broom Photography
The Sunset
The Sharyn Louise
The Net Mender
The Ocean Lee making for home…
The Faraway Yacht
The Northern Viking Arrives
The Shallows
The boat on the slip…
The Shipyard at Night
The Ocean Reaper
The Sharonelle BF 18
The Just Reward
The Chicken on the Rock
The Watchman
The Deep Ocean
The Gathering Storm
The Boat on the Slip
The Just Reward
A regular at Macduff Harbour
The Little Toot
The Fishing Vessel
The Boats in the Morning Sun
The Other Screw
The Rois Mhairi
The Sea Ranger
The Lawret
The Sparkling Star
The Splash of Orange
The Midnight Sun
This image taken way past midnight. Up here in the north of Scotland and, at this time of the year, the sun tries to stay with us for most of the day…
The Ocean Way at Sunset
The Harbour, Portsoy
The Other Rusty Gizmo
The Little Boat
The Lifting Tackle
The Crane Operator
Cranes, these days, controlled from a radio-control box. Clever stuff!
The Houses on the Clifftop
The Rock Pool Diaries (5): The rock pools at low water…
Probably the best time to visit the beach. When the tide is out, all is revealed!
The Rock Pool Diaries (1) – The Moonscape!
It looks like the surface of the moon but I think (but don’t know) that these little critters who live on the rocks down on the beach are barnacles. Somebody will, I’m sure, correct me if I am wrong.
The sunset over the Moray Firth
The Ocean Way
The Just Reward Snuggles Up…
The Sunrise
The Mess of Sea Chickens
The Sunrise
The sun rising over MacDuff early this morning
The Birth of a White Horse
The Dog and the Rabbit Hole
PS: Our dog has never caught a rabbit (and so she ain’t no friend of mine – ha ha ha!)
The Boat on the Slip (1)
A boat on the slip at MacDuff Harbour
The Kite Surfer Chap
The Rock Chickens
The Bunillidh
….not sure how you pronounce that one!
The Deveron Dog Walk
Where the River Deveron flows into the Moray Firth
The big sea, the little surfer…
The sea really is very big…
The Wave Watcher
The moment of SPLOSH!
The Surfers
The Beach Runner
The Surfer Girl
The gap between waves…
The Sea State in Banff…
A little windy today and yesterday…
The High-rise
Twice a day the sea rolls in and covers these rocks which, it turns out, are high-rise blocks for marine wildlife. Also, something of a smorgasbord for the local sea birds when the tide rolls out…
The Harbour (2)
The Pipe
The Tail Waver
A seal waves its tail in the air whilst sitting on a rock close to Banff, Scotland.
The Gathering Clouds…
The clouds gather over Banff, Scotland
The fishing boat…
The Beach Walker
The Sea State…
The sea state this morning – moderate with a strong Westerly wind blowing towards Banff…
The Orange Ship
We’ve been living in Banff, Scotland, for just over a week now and the orange ship has been anchored off Banff for all that time. We can’t help wondering why it is there and why it isn’t going anywhere. We watch the ship daily whilst it swings around its anchor as the tide changes. The ship with nowhere to go!
The Big Sea
The dog on a mission…
The Man and the Boat…
The Walker
The Way Out…
The Patrol Boat
The Very Big and the Very Little
The Cruel North Sea
The Beach
The Sailor (1)
The Tug
Many years ago I worked on deep sea salvage tugs and, since then, I’ve always had a soft spot for tugs. The second image shows the tug Statesman, the first tug I went to sea on in 1972 (this makes me feel VERY old!). The radio callsign of the statesman was 6ZQS (Liberian) but was changed to GSAA when the Statesman became registered in Britain (something to do with the Cod War!). The front of the Statesman looked like one of those expensive ocean-going yachts.
The Swimmer…
The Best Place To Be
The Best Place To Be
The Ship Heading North
The Ship Heading North
The Photographer
The Photographer
The Cruel Sea
Crossing the North Sea between the UK and Holland on the daily car ferry. A little windy.
The Cruel Sea
The Yang Ming
The Yang Ming
The Binnacle
People seem to have lost their way today. This will get you home. Steady as she goes!
The Binnacle