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Cramond Island Causeway
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The old naval defences leading out to Cramond Island, at this end of the causeway it is about 10ft or more above the ground or beach level and during taking this shot I was nervously glancing back to the shore as the tide had begun to just lap over the top of the causeway. Decided to beat a hasty retreat as I hadn't packed my swimming costume!
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The causeway out to Cramond Island about to be submerged by a tidal surge coming up the Forth.
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at Cramond Causeway (1 of 3) The first came last in this set of 3 from Cramond. Here the tide is out and you have access the "Cramond Island" 1/3 of...
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The line of concrete pylons was built from Cramond Island to the shore to complete the anti-boat barrier
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at Cramond Causeway 3rd time lucky. We went each morning to try and catch the tide as it covered the causeway isolating the island 1 mile out....
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One more from the tidal surge up the Forth today as the water starts to come over the causeway.
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Cramond Island is a little patch of land that sometimes is and sometimes isn’t an Island off the coast of Cramond Village, Edinburgh. The island is...
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These decaying concrete structures were erected during WWII as an anti-submarine defence system (submarine boom) and stretch from Cramond, on the...
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On this evening in August I walked out towards Cramond Island across the Firth of Forth as the tide was receding. It was the first time I'd crossed...
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A couple crosses over to Cramond Island at low tide on a day where the island is hidden in the haar (sea fog). The concrete pylons to the right of...
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A quick visit to the sea defences at Cramond causeway just as the sun was setting behind me, with yet another snow storm looming in the distance. A...