Weymouth Quay Tramway - RIP October 2020.
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The Quay, which consists of The Haven Inn public house, a fishmonger's shop, a number of ex-fishermans' cottages and a large car park, is still used by local fishing boats as well as being a base for many water sports. A RNLI inshore lifeboat station is on the Quay and can be seen in the background.
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Blakeney Quay, Norfolk. At centre is the landmark Blakeney Hotel. Its black lower courses are not purely decorative. At the most severe high tides the sea laps it.
When the tide is high the mudflats and marshes take on a different feeling and the reflections of the sky on a clear day turn the water a beautiful shade of blue.
Circular Quay is the hub of Sydney Harbour, situated at a small inlet called Sydney Cove, the founding site for Sydney and Australia. It is a stepping-off point for most attractions based around the harbour and an exciting place to be on a warm summer's day. The quay is a vibrant, bustling place with ferries leaving every few minutes to different parts of the harbour, including Manly, Watsons Bay, Mosman and Taronga Park Zoo.
Nach einer nervenden Busfahrt (Northern Rail streikte) wurde ein Zwischenstop in Whitehaven eingelegt. Mal rauf auf den Kai, dann zurück in den Pub. Anschließend fuhr uns doch noch Northern nach Barrow-in-Furness.
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So last night it didn't look like there would be any sunset. My pal Franklin had been asking for a lesson on drone photography so we headed out more to focus on flying than photography. The sky was dull and grey right until sunset when the sun peeped out for a few minutes lighting up those beautiful Altocumulus clouds. Technically this is his photo but he was under my direction so he's going to have to share - I've also got the sdcard lol
I tried to find a new viewpoint of Bosham Quay so walked around the back of an Oil Seed Rape field opposite the Quay. Some of the flowers are out of focus as I was standing on my tip toes to get a clear view despite being 6ft 3in!
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Sunset over New Quay Harbour in Ceredigion.
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St Indract's Chapel. This little chapel has at various times been a coal merchant's office and a clerks office connected to Halton quay. The room below the chapel was used as a store for salmon fishermen's nets until the demise of salmon fishing in the area.
King Edward Quay juts out into the Saint Lawrence River across from Île Notre-Dame in the Vieux-Port de Montréal.
Victoria Quays (abans conca del canal de Sheffield) és una gran conca del canal a Sheffield, Anglaterra. Va ser construït entre el 1816 i el 1819 com a terminal del canal de Sheffield (actualment part de la navegació de Sheffield i South Yorkshire) i inclou els antics jardins del ferrocarril de Manchester, Sheffield i Lincolnshire. La conca va deixar de funcionar com a port de mercaderies el 1970 i el lloc i els edificis van ser abandonats en gran mesura. Una restauració i reurbanització de 1992-1994 va reobrir el lloc proveint nous espais d’oficines i negocis i instal·lacions de lleure, així com atraques per a embarcacions de lleure. Hi ha diversos edificis catalogats de grau II. Aquests inclouen el magatzem terminal original de 1819, el magatzem Straddle (1895-1898), un magatzem de gra (c. 1860), i una terrassa corbada d’oficines del comerciant de carbó (c. 1870).
Victoria Quays (anteriormente Sheffield Canal Basin) es una gran cuenca del canal en Sheffield, Inglaterra. Fue construido entre 1816 y 1819 como el término del Canal de Sheffield (ahora parte de la Navegación de Sheffield y South Yorkshire) e incluye los antiguos astilleros de carbón del ferrocarril de Manchester, Sheffield y Lincolnshire. La cuenca dejó de funcionar como puerto de carga en 1970 y el sitio y los edificios fueron en gran medida descuidados. Una restauración y reurbanización de 1992–1994 reabrió el sitio proporcionando nuevas oficinas y espacios de negocios e instalaciones de ocio, así como literas para embarcaciones de recreo. Hay una serie de edificios de Grado II en el sitio. Estos incluyen el Almacén Terminal original de 1819, el Almacén Straddle (1895-1898), [3] un almacén de granos (c. 1860), y una terraza curva de las oficinas de comerciantes de carbón (c. 1870).
Victoria Quays (formerly Sheffield Canal Basin) is a large canal basin in Sheffield, England. It was constructed 1816–1819 as the terminus of the Sheffield Canal (now part of the Sheffield and South Yorkshire Navigation) and includes the former coal yards of the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway. The basin ceased operation as a cargo port in 1970 and the site and buildings were largely neglected. A restoration and redevelopment of 1992–1994 reopened the site providing new office and business space and leisure facilities as well as berths for leisure canal boats. There are a number of Grade II listed buildings on the site. These include the original Terminal Warehouse of 1819,[2] the Straddle Warehouse (1895–1898), a grain warehouse (c. 1860), and a curved terrace of coal merchant's offices (c. 1870).
Port Quin
There are two doors and we’ve always assumed there are two cottages, the sign on the gate just names one, Quay Cottage. This might explain why we’ve never seen the right hand door open or being used. Like all the other properties in the cove, about 10 in total, it appears to be a holiday let. The photo was taken 15 minutes prior to sunset.
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Cei Newydd / New Quay, Ceredigion, Wales, UK
New Quay was once a flourishing shipbuilding centre and fishing port. The miles of secluded coves around New Quay provided ideal hiding places in the less salubrious but probably more profitable trade of smuggling spirits and tobacco.
Today the small local fishing and pleasure craft still come and go in the sheltered bay. New Quay’s beaches extend in a golden arc around the bay and are ideal for relaxing and strolling by the sea. Enjoy a walk along the front to the end of the Quay and watch the boats sail by. Or sit in one of the cafes overlooking the harbour and see the dolphins