Craster Harbour Looking North Towards Dunstanburgh Castle (just visible on the left)

Many thanks for all your views,comments and favs,always much appreciated.

[Wylie]

That would be challenging in high seas!

[Karen]

Impressive capture. I agree with Wylie - it would take some skill to get out of there in heavy weather conditions. But then again, people surely wouldn’t go out if the sea was too high.

It’s a fantastic photograph. Love the pov, with the sea-battered piers and seawall. The tidal highs and lows must be quite impressive. I wonder if that little ladder is still in use?

[Beryl Lloyd]

A wonderful sea-view !

[Corinne C]

Fabulous view point

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Such a lovely shot.

[Cathy]

Magnificent!

[Fisher Family]

A beautiful shot of this attractive little harbour - fav!

Ian

[Agnes]

Fantastic picture

[Jeremy Cross]

Lovely shot

[Pat Knowles]

You can understand why that safe harbour would be so welcomed in a stormy sea.

[FBailey]

A picture postcard!

[Dorothy]

Fascinating, so much to see. I would love to spend time sitting on the bench with that view!

[Carole Sandford]

Such a wonderful view!

[Heather]

A beautiful shot, Carol! I love your composition and the light and colours (the blue on the boat is stunning) And I agree with Dorothy- that bench beckons! Fav

[Rob Z]

What a wonderful composition!

[Renee Salamon]

Fabulous composition

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Wonderful shot

[Diane]

Neat shot. The boat adds a lot to the scene

[Lois]

Beautiful composition!

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful shot and composition. Such a lovely view of the entrance to the harbour.

[haskar]

Great composition and view. Lovely colours.