Extremely Rocky

at low tide on the Northern side of the Pier at St Andrews there is a vast area of rocks,normally covered by the tide, this is where the lobster and crab fishermen normally have their creels, in the years when the cathedral and castle were not in ruins, it must have been a dangerous approach and is easy to see why the castle is situated where it is (right hand side of pic)
This is another in my series of panoramic images i'm presently producing. Look out for some more landscapes in future blips!