You just can't trust anyone these days can you?

I moored me boat all neat and tidy on last night's tide and when I got up this morning someone had nicked the floaty bit!

My mate MenoMama asked in my Brockweir post if I'd take a piccy from the other end of the bridge, looking out of Brockweir and as I already have the image I promised to post it...

This is the view you'd see when leaving Brockweir and crossing the River Wye.

People have accessed the River Wye around Brockweir for centuries; a casual walk along the river bank reveals many a personal weir or jetty.

While some may be utilised by local fisher-folk I doubt many are still used for their original purpose.

This stone boat-house appears to be a storage facility these days; the ramp leading down to the river is now overgrown.

I can’t help but wonder what type of craft entered and exited through these doors...

Looking into the village...

...this view greets you as you cross the bridge.

Looking up-stream from Brockweir bridge; note Brockweir Quay on the right bank of the Wye.

The once busy quayside is falling into dereliction.

A few days back I posted a couple of photographs of the bridge at Brockweir on a misty morning; during the day I'll be posting new images of Brockweir and I want to start with a couple of alternative photos of the bridge.

No mist on this occasion, although a tad overcast.

The River Wye is tidal to just beyond Brockweir and was once the main 'highway' between Chepstow and Hereford.