The Abbey Drive.
Tresco.
21.5.10.

Highertown Bay And Quay From The Dunes.
St. Martins.
11.5.10.

Porthcressa Palms.
St. Marys.
27.4.10.

Sunset And A Calm Sea. Annet In The Background.
Periglis.
St. Agnes.
26.04.10.

Anneka's Quay (Or Bar Landing).
Bryher.
17.5.10.

Highertown.
St. Martins.
11.5.10.

Boats In St. Marys Harbour.
St. Marys.

Down The Track To Appletree Bay
From The Dorrien Smith Memorial.
Tresco.
21.5.10.  

Perconger.
St. Agnes.
26.4.10.

"Voyager Of St. Martins" Pauses At Lowertown Quay.
St. Martins.
20.5.10. 

"Blue Bird Of 1938 RYS". Built For Sir Malcolm Campbell.
Anchored In St. Marys Roads.
18.5.10

History of M/Y Blue Bird In 1938 the yacht was launched from the Goole Shipyard as Blue Bird IV for Sir Malcolm Campbell. Designed by Scottish naval architects G.L. Watson she was to be an ocean going yacht as Sir Malcolm was planning to go treasure hunting in the Cocos Islands in the Pacific. She never made it to the Pacific as she was requisitioned in 1940 and went to Dunkirk to assist in the evacuation of the British Expeditionary Force.


  

"Golden Spray" And Mark (Bromham) Await To Return
To St. Marys.
St. Martins.
11.5.10.

Norrard.
Bryher.
17.5.10.

Porth Killier.
St. Agnes.
26.4.10.

A Rather Desolate Looking Carn Near Quay.
The Rain Clouds Approach.
1.5.10. 

The Garrison.
St. Marys
 2.5.10.

On The Way To "Anneka's Quay (Or Bar Landing).
Tresco Is Visible In The Distance.
Bryher.
5.5.10. 

"Marco Polo" (22,086 Tons) At Anchor In St. Marys Roads.
She Has Become A Regular Visitor To The Islands And
Visits Several Times During The Season. "Surprise" And
"Sea King" Are Visible. They Are Employed Doing The
Transfers Of Passengers To/From  St. Marys Quay.
27.4.10.

The Daymark And The Ruined Remains
 Of The Napoleonic Signal Station.
St. Martins.
11.5.10.

Sunset. Tins Walbert.
St. Agnes.
26.4.10.