A couple of shots taken at Criccieth yesterday.
Showing posts with label pier. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pier. Show all posts
Saturday, September 18, 2021
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Friday, January 10, 2020
Full Moon
Well the cloud sheet that rolled in yesterday was still around today, and as it is a full moon tonight, that was slightly disappointing. But about 2pm the clouds cleared out and the possibility of a clear sky at 3.55pm, which was when the moon appeared over the horizon, looked more promising.
Well things went well, the sky was clear at 4pm but by 4.30pm another cloud sheet had rolled in and the moon was gone. But in that half hour I got a couple of nice shots.
Well things went well, the sky was clear at 4pm but by 4.30pm another cloud sheet had rolled in and the moon was gone. But in that half hour I got a couple of nice shots.
Saturday, September 14, 2019
Dunure
Down on Ayrshire coast between Ayr and Culzean is the little fishing village of Dunure.
When my father was alive it was one of his favourite places to visit. So as a memorial to him we always try and stop if we are near.
Today I took mum out for a drive and we ended up stopping by the harbour for half an hour.
While looking around the castle I read about its history. Quite interesting story including the roasting of the abbot!
Also digging through my files I found an image from the mid 70's today's shot is not from the same spot but its close.
When my father was alive it was one of his favourite places to visit. So as a memorial to him we always try and stop if we are near.
Today I took mum out for a drive and we ended up stopping by the harbour for half an hour.
While looking around the castle I read about its history. Quite interesting story including the roasting of the abbot!
Also digging through my files I found an image from the mid 70's today's shot is not from the same spot but its close.
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