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Norway’s pelagic purse seiner trawler Strand Senior passing Sumburgh head, Shetland, headed towards Norway with a catch of 1830tonnes of Blue whiting on-board (Full load) to be discharged at a factory in Maløy. The vessel is 67.4m in length and 13m in beam and was built by Slipen Mek Verksted shipyard in Norway 1999. Weather conditions in this photo was Southerly force 6 to 7.
The Strand Gate (also known as the East Gate and Watchbell Gate) was built around 1300 to protect the entrance from the harbour at the bottom of Strand Hill. It was at least a third higher than it is today, and incorporated two portcullises and a pair of gates. There was a porter’s lodge inside the northeastern tower, and a room for the portcullis winding gear on the first floor. The town wall joined the northwestern and southeastern towers. The Strand Gate incorporated decorative stonework, some of which is still visible, suggesting that it was seen as the main entrance into the town (as it is today). As with other buildings, the Strand Gate would have been rendered and whitewashed, while the decorative stonework would have been picked out in colour.
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Playing with the concept of Negative Space adding to the appeal of a photo. The marquee for The Strand Theater on the Wildwood Boardwalk.
diese Ampel steht mitten am Strand von Helgoland.
Die Ampel ist für die Fußgänger gedacht, wenn gerade ein Flugzeug startet oder landet.
Strand Photography Group - first go at water droplets...(Bertie Bassett you are definitely the master!)