Port Of Blyth Kids T-Shirts

The Port of Blyth in Northumberland is on the North East coast of England. This image was shot on a cloudless, bright March morning capturing the massive Off-Shore Jack-up vessel Vole au Vent as well as a small fishing boat berthed next to lobster pots.

A view of the Import Dock at the Port of Blyth and the Blyth Pilot boat as seen from between the hulls of two yachts based at the Royal Northumberland Yacht Club. Offloaded containers can be seen on the dock side as well as some of the cranes and industrial units which are based at this modern working port on the North East coast of England.

Strong winds and rough seas at the beginning of February produced some spectacular sights as the waves crashed against the lighthouse on the end of the pier protecting the mouth of the River Blyth and the entrance to the Port of Blyth harbour in Northumberland. The image is also available in colour.

The Offshore Jack-up Installation Vessel Vole au Vent berthed at the Port of Blyth Import Dock and providing a striking backdrop to the yachts of the Royal Northumberland Yacht Club in their marina.

Strong winds and rough seas at the beginning of February produced some spectacular sights as the waves crashed against the lighthouse on the end of the pier protecting the mouth of the River Blyth and the entrance to the Port of Blyth harbour in Northumberland. This is a re-work of an existing image providing a larger file size and it is also available in monochrome.

A fishing boat is coming into the Port of Blyth with its catch just after sunrise on a cold January morning. This image was shot at Blyth in Northumberland on the North East Coast of England

These storage silos on the River Blyth are part of the Port of Blyth complex. The port is situated on the north east coast of England facing the North Sea and the image was taken on a cold, calm January morning

Dusk at the Port of Blyth on the North East coast of England. The sky was beginning to show an evening red colour and the lights of the ships along the river were showing a golden glow in preparation for darkness. The image has been given an artistic filter in the style of Rembrandt to emphasise the warmth and colour of the evening.

The Flying Dutchman is a two masted schooner built in 1903 and is used these days mostly for cruises. The vessel was photographed leaving the Port of Blyth on the North East coast of England on a calm October morning just after sunrise, heading into the North Sea.

The South Harbour at Blyth in Northumberland is the home of the Royal Northumberland Yacht Club and this image of the 'home yacht' and marina was shot on a cold, sunny February morning when the calm conditions were good for the reflections of the yachts on the water.

The South Harbour at Blyth in Northumberland is the home of the Royal Northumberland Yacht Club and this image of the 'home yacht' and marina was shot on a cold, sunny February morning when the calm conditions were good for the reflections of the yachts on the water. A slight panorama crop was also added to finish off.

The South Harbour at Blyth in Northumberland is the home of the Royal Northumberland Yacht Club and this image of the 'home yacht' and marina was shot on a cold, sunny September morning when the calm conditions were good for the reflections of the yachts on the water.

The Beach huts on Blyth beach promenade Northumberland England near Whitley Bay and Seaton Sluice. Seen here under a moody uncertain sky with wild birds flying overhead.

The South Harbour at Blyth in Northumberland is the home of the Royal Northumberland Yacht Club and this image of the 'home yacht' and marina was shot on a cold, sunny April morning when the calm conditions were good for the reflections of the yachts on the water. The image was converted to monochrome to emphasise the contrasts in the sky and on the water.

Sunset on the River Blyth in Northumberland on the North East coast of England. There is still some colour in the evening sky, but the lights are showing on the boats, rigs and silos on the river. This image is also available in monochrome.

Lovely November sunrise with a golden glow to the sky as seen from the quayside on the River Blyth in Northumberland through the silhouetted rigging of the tall ship Williams II which is being restored to recreate an epic voyage to Antarctica when a Blyth born sea captain discovered the land mass in 1820.

Lovely warm winter sunrise with a golden glow to the sky below the blue of a new day as seen from the quayside on the River Blyth in Northumberland. The image features the silhouetted tall ship Williams II which is being restored to recreate an epic voyage to Antarctica when a Blyth born sea captain discovered the land mass in 1820.

The Import Dock on the River Blyth in Northumberland on the North East coast of England. The dock is used as part of the Royal Northumberland Yacht Club marina, as a fishing boat berth as well as a container ship base.

Lovely winter sunrise with a golden glow to the sky as seen from the quayside on the River Blyth in Northumberland. The image features the silhouetted tall ship Williams II which is being restored to recreate an epic voyage to Antarctica when a Blyth born sea captain discovered the land mass in 1820.

Sunset on the River Blyth in Northumberland on the North East coast of England. There is still some colour in the evening sky, but the lights are showing on the boats, rigs and silos on the river. This image is also available in colour.

Lovely warm winter sunrise with a golden glow to the sky as seen from the quayside on the River Blyth in Northumberland. The image features the silhouetted tall ship Williams II which is being restored to recreate an epic voyage to Antarctica when a Blyth born sea captain discovered the land mass in 1820.

The quayside at Blyth in Northumberland on the North East coast of England on a sunny September morning showing ships moored on both banks of the River Blyth under a blue sky reflected in the calm waters.

January sunrise on the River Blyth in Northumberland on the North East coast of England with the sun just showing over the pier and the Tall Ship Williams III cast into shadow.

The Offshore Jack-up Vessel Vole au Vent making its way very slowly backwards up the River Blyth in North East England on a sunny February afternoon, with the tugboat Blyth Endeavour following with six Yokohama Fenders for use when the ship berths.

SV Tenacious is a three-masted barque operated by The Jubilee Sailing Trust and is the biggest sailing ship built in the UK for over 100 years. The vessel is pictured here docked in the Port of Blyth on the North East coast of England just after breakfast time on a fine morning in August.

The Flying Dutchman is a two masted schooner built in 1903 and is used these days mostly for cruises. The vessel was photographed leaving the Port of Blyth on the North East coast of England on a calm October morning just after sunrise.

A December daybreak near the mouth of the River Blyth as it flows into the North Sea on the North East coast of England. The east and west piers protecting the Port of Blyth stretch out towards the horizon under a cloudy sky. This image has been given a dramatic black and white filter.

Lovely calm start to the year at the mouth of the River Blyth showing the two piers which protect the Port of Blyth in the North East of England as well as an offshore wind turbine on the horizon. The orange sky reflected in the calm waters of the North Sea, with a promise of a fine day to come.

Lovely October sunrise with a red glow to the sky as seen from the quayside on the River Blyth in Northumberland. The tall ship Williams II (which is being restored to recreate an epic voyage to Antarctica when a Blyth born sea captain discovered the land mass in 1820) is silhouetted against the morning sky. There is a similar image in landscape format also available.

The tranquil South Harbour at Blyth in Northumberland houses the prestigious Royal Northumberland Yacht Club. This captivating image, captured on a chilly January morning, showcases the picturesque home yacht and marina. The peaceful waters provide a perfect reflection of the majestic yachts and fishing boats, while the stunning blue sky with fluffy clouds adds to the captivating scene. The marina, with its intricate rigging, towering masts and impressive ships, is a hub of activity, showcasing the working harbour of Blyth.

Lovely calm start to the year at the mouth of the River Blyth showing the two piers which protect the Port of Blyth in the North East of England as well as the fog horn. The orange sky reflected in the calm waters of the North Sea, with a promise of a fine day to come. The image is also available with a panorama crop,

Lovely November sunrise with a golden glow to the sky as seen from the quayside on the River Blyth in Northumberland through the silhouetted rigging of the tall ship Williams II which is being restored to recreate an epic voyage to Antarctica when a Blyth born sea captain discovered the land mass in 1820. There is a similar image in portrait orientation also available.

TS (Training ship) Royalist as she was berthed on a bright April morning on the quayside of the River Blyth in Northumberland on the North East coast of England. The TS Royalist is the UK Sea Cadets flagship and was built as recently as 2015 in Spain

Lovely November sunrise with a golden glow to the sky as seen from the quayside on the River Blyth in Northumberland through the silhouetted rigging of the tall ship Williams II which is being restored to recreate an epic voyage to Antarctica when a Blyth born sea captain discovered the land mass in 1820. There is a similar image in landscape orientation also available.

November sunrise at Blyth in Northumberland on the North East Coast of England. Lovely colour in the sky from the recently risen sun giving an orange glow to the clouds between the pier at Cambois and the old wooden West Pier at the mouth of the River Blyth and the bluer tones above the orange silhouetting a small flock of seagulls.

Lovely December sunrise with a red glow to the sky as seen from the quayside on the River Blyth in Northumberland. The tall ship Williams II (which is being restored to recreate an epic voyage to Antarctica when a Blyth born sea captain discovered the land mass in 1820) is silhouetted against the morning sky.