Andrew Smith photos @ United Kingdom

Bowness Common The site is one of three that together make up the South Solway Mosses National Nature Reserve. Here the flat landscape of the moss is broken by woodland on the line of the former railw…

Downland, Chaldon Herring The dry valley continues south to a point a couple of hundred yards from the coast.

Downland, Chaldon Herring The valley to the left is access land an unimproved grassland with some scrub. To the right is a barley crop and Down Barn.

Downland, Chaldon Herring The dry valley between Hill Barn and Down Barn.

Viper's Bugloss The backdrop of cliffs and Ringstead Bay is in different grid-squares from the plant which thrives on chalk. Its purple/blue blooms are plentiful alongside the coast path at this time …

White Nothe Fence-posts without a fence are almost hidden by the tall grass. Alongside is farmland. Ahead are the exposed former coastguards' cottages and a lookout post.

White Nothe The well vegetated cliff-top east of White Nothe. Portland and Weymouth are in the background.

White Nothe A very grassy area between the cliffs and farmland. Looking towards Whitenothe Cottages and an old lookout post.

Downland. Chaldon Herring Looking up the dry valley from opposite Down Barn, just below the re-entrant from Hill Barn.

Flood bank, Rockcliffe With the tidal Eden to the left and Old Sandsfield visible beyond. Inside the embankment is this potato field and several cereal fields.

New Sandsfield A view across the River Eden with two channels separated by a sand bank at low tide.

Barley and trees, Rockcliffe The trees appear to be on an old field boundary as shown on older editions of the 1:25000 map. The viewpoint is the sharp bend in the lane just north of Demesne.

Barley and trees, Rockcliffe A view across fields just to the north of Demesne shortly before sunset.

Barley with trees and the setting sun, Rockcliffe Amongst the flat arable fields that lie within the flood bank above the tidal River Eden at Demesne.

North Bay, Scarborough The beach at low tide with the castle on the headland that separates Scarborough's two bays.

North Bay, Scarborough Looking across the beach at the southern end of the bay to the headland below the castle.

Queen Street, Scarborough A road heading towards South Bay and the town centre from Castle Road.

Queen's Parade, Scarborough Colourful guest-houses in an elevated position above North Bay.

Queen's Terrace, Scarborough A row of houses leads up to the Boston Hotel from the junction with Albert Street.

North Bay, Scarborough The beach towards the southern end of the bay. The cranes are at the Sands Project - see http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/563171 .

Criffel from Caerlaverock The sun, which briefly came out on a rainy day, had disappeared behind the hill which is seen across the estuary of the River Nith. The marshes and estuary are home to huge n…

Criffel from Caerlaverock A view across estuary of the River Nith about twenty minutes after sunset when most of the colour had vanished from the clearing sky. Taken from slightly to the south of 6213…

The Nith Estuary The tide was evidently out and I was standing just below the high water mark on the muddy estuary. Signs warn of quicksands and the rapid tide. The small peak to the left is, I assume…

Kettle Ness A view over the headland and the entrance to Runswick Bay.

Kettle Ness A view from Runswick Bay of the quarried headland.

Bat's Head Looking down from near the top of Swyre Head. Butter Rock is the pillar.

Bat's Head The chalk cliffs can just be seen along with walkers on the coastal path.

Downland above Bat's Head Looking along the western flank of the combe that separates Bat's Head and Swyre Head.

Durdle Door Viewed from Bat's Head. The Bull is the rock in the sea. St Oswald's Bay is behind, with the Purbeck coastline in the background.

Scratchy Bottom The valley turns left to reach the cliffs below Swyre Head. Red cattle were grazing.

Swyre Head From Bat's Head, with Durdle Door and the Bull behind.

Bat's Head Steep downland descends to the cliffs at Chaldon Herring.

Bat's Head Looking down from the climb up to Swyre Head. The small natural arch of Bat's Hole is the dark notch at the foot of the cliff.

Downland above Bat's Head Showing the combe between Swyre Head, which rises to the left, and Bat's Head, centre. There's a boat just visible to the right of the headland.

Swyre Head Viewed from Bat's Head, with Butter Rock below. Durdle Door is the next headland.

Swyre Head Viewed from Bat's Head with Butter Rock below. The downland on top of the cliff is grazed by cattle. The tracks of the coastal path can be seen.

Conwy Sands A view across the Conwy estuary to the town of Conwy.

Great Orme Showing limestone outcrops on the headland, viewed from above the quarry to the south.

Great Orme Showing the visitor centre on the top and the tram station just below.

Llandudno Looking down Old Road with the tramway in the middle.

Mynydd Isaf At the head of the Happy Valley with cable car pylons on the skyline.

Pen-trwyn The rocky coastline north of Llandudno pier. The tide was going out.

The Grand Hotel, Llandudno View along the pier towards the town centre.

The Parade, Llandudno Viewed from the start of the pier.

The beach, Llandudno Looking along the beach from its northern end in the town centre.

The promenade, Llandudno With a view of properties on Hill Terrace and North Parade.

The beach, Llandudno View of Little Orme.

Tramway, Llandudno Descending Ty-Gwyn Road, with a view of the Conwy estuary in the background.

Ty-Gwyn Road, Llandudno The tram is descending, and just approaching a passing point. Number 4 was coming up the hill.

Coastline at Dowlaw Rough cliff-top pastures beside the path down to Fast Castle.