Bristol Harbourside
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Bristol's Floating Harbour, once the 2nd largest port in the UK, now redeveloped for residential, historical and cultural uses.
Explored : 20/3/21 #281
A view of Sydney harbour and Circular Quay in the late afternoon (early evening) of Tuesday, 8th December, 2020. Photographed from the walkway on the Sydney Harbour Bridge, just near the south-eastern pylon on the expressway level.
I posted a similar image to this recently, but this one is a little different because it includes the Opera House, whilst the historic buildings in the bottom right are on a more acute angle
My Canon EOS 5D Mk IV, with the Canon 16-35mm lens
As I watched the Balmoral preparing to depart last month, the light suddenly changed and the Cumberland Basin came alive. I like this shot at it shows the inner locks in the distance with the Pump House (now a pub) to the left and the Underfall Yard to the right. The Harbour Master is in front of the swing bridge overseeing affairs and the tug boat Bristolian accompanied the Balmoral on its inaugural voyage out of the docks and up the river Avon.
...With a familiar name...
This fine old inn is built into the medieval town walls of Conwy, and is directly on the harbour,close to the mighty castle.
A cold bright January morning , a walk along the quayside.
Thanks for the views,faves and comments, much appreciated.
A couple of weeks ago I took a journey to the south east coast of Scotland and popped in to see the harbour at St Abbs, I have not been here since I was a very young child, funny thing is, I did feel like it was familiar to me.
In this shot are crab creels from the crab fishing boats and St Abbs Lifeboat Station where they were launching their new lifeboat by coincidence when I was visiting.
Right on time, but much later than I had thought, Train 926 heads north around Dunedin's harbour near Ravensbourne with a rare triple DX set up front.
January's finished already??? 31 January 2019. 5080-5114-5419, Ravensbourne, Dunedin, SIMT-NZ