Photos by Matthew D Rogerson : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Whoa, a revolt broke out! I do apologise... As my "friend" FIech said yesterday "ignorance is bliss". I live in Sardinia and I've never seen sea coal on the coasts of this island. In my former opinion, wherever I cannot take a swim, I consider it a polluted coast. But now I see that it's an absolutely natural phenomenon. After all, you will agree with me that you cannot take a swim there!

Dear DaveH382, I do not check my panoramio photo everyday. I'd change my opinion many months ago, if I'd read your comments before.

Good swim to everyone!

Thank you

Apparently so, although I'd never heard of David Copely until your post lol

These piers are very old, and supposedly 'off limits' however they are a popular location for fishermen.

This is Limone Piemonte in the Cuneo province of Piemonte region Itay, Not Lomone as titled.

Thank you.

This is the church that I was married in and my eldest son was christened in.

This bustling and colourful shot harks back to the days when Hartlepool was one of the busiest ports in the country ( third, behind London and Liverpool) With it's ship building days gone, the town still has excellent facilities for maritime industry and transportation, as witnessed here.

The position of this photo is based on where the photo is taken from rather than where the actual object is. This windmill is slightly to the Norht East of where the photo is taken from.

The position of this photo is based on where the photo is taken from rather than where the actual object is. This windmill is slightly to the west of where the photo is taken from.

Eh? This photo was taken in the docks at Genova, Italy. This replica Galleon was used in Roman Polanskies film 'Pirates'.