Cruden Bay near Peterhead Aberdeenshire Scotland, Slains Castle was built in 1597 for Francis Hay 9 Earl of Erroll. In 1836 more building were added to the castle, which stands overlooking the North sea. Bram Stoke also came to Slains Castle where he got his inspiration for the Evil Vampire Count Dracula. The day I took this photograph the sea mist was coming in off the sea.
On 22 March 2003, a German cargo ship was wrecked at Land’s End Cornwall. The chief officer fell unconscious while on watch. Later that year the ship was broken in two pieces due to bad weather. I took this photo in November 2017 and this is what left of the R M S Mulheim.
Taken on Bramshott Common near Liphook Hampshire, Leaves starting to change colour and begin to fall.
Taken at Hayling Island Hampshire
Taken at Hayling Island in Hampshire, Late afternoon just before a shower of rain
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Taken on the most southern tip of Cornwall the Lizard, sailing boat coming out the sea mist
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This was the third Lifeboat station to have been built at Polpeor Cove on the southern tip of the Lizard in Cornwall, from 1914 – 1961. The lifeboat station move from Polpeor Cove to Kilcobben Cove which is 1.25 miles away, and in July 1961 open at a cost of £90,000. In 2010 it was demolished because it could not accommodate the latest Tamar-class Lifeboat, on the 5 May 2012 a new station was open and still working today saving Lives
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A Rhododendron flower catching the light and shade.
Crovie, near Gardenstown, The Moray Firth, Scotland.
