Forth Views
Posted in Architecture, Bridges at 19:28 on 23 May 2010
A few weeks ago myself and the good lady took a stroll along the waterside at Dalgety Bay on the Forth.
Unusually there was activity on the river. Ships do appear and disappear from the estuary but they seem to do it overnight.
This was a pleasing shot of two tugs.
There was a yacht out on the river. You can almost see it to the left against the Forth Bridge.
The houses at St David’s Harbour remind me a bit of Portmeirion, though they aren’t as Italianate. (As a point of reference the foreground lamp-post in both pictures is the same.)
They are what Portmeirion might have looked like if it had been designed by a committee.
Tags: Fife, Forth Bridge, Portmeirion
campbell yule
27 May 2010 at 20:34
Jack as you have a fondness for photography try http://www.blipfoto.com
Iam “an old cynic’s view,but I warn you it is very addictive
jackdeighton
29 May 2010 at 22:17
I only take the pictures because digital cameras make it so easy. I’m not really very good at it.
They add variety to the blog, though.