Game: Name that road!

[MontyVeda]

That was a much easier find... the sun is shining from the left so likely facing west. The contrails have to be transatlantic so either coming from London's airports, Manchester or Glasgow/Edinburgh... and the big ship helped me skip a lot of areas.

I started up north headed down the west coast checking a few likely peninsulas on the way and ended up in south wales right around here. We're looking at Skomer Island on the Pembrokeshire Coast. Not sure if that is a big ship now... there's no sizable port in St Bride's Bay

I'm at work so will provide a screen shot when i get home.

...and my coffee has gone cold!

[edit] Home again... it was a murky day for the GG car.

...and now it's bedtime

 

[robjh]

That was a much easier find... the sun is shining from the left so likely facing west. The contrails have to be transatlantic so either coming from London's airports, Manchester or Glasgow/Edinburgh... and the big ship helped me skip a lot of areas.

I started up north headed down the west coast checking a few likely peninsulas on the way and ended up in south wales right around here. We're looking at Skomer Island on the Pembrokeshire Coast. Not sure if that is a big ship now... there's no sizable port in St Bride's Bay

I'm at work so will provide a screen shot when i get home.

...and my coffee has gone cold!

[edit] Home again... it was a murky day for the GG car.
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...and now it's bedtime

Well done. As you say, the coastal scenery narrowed it down a lot. I was heading up the peninsula from Marloes to Martin's Haven to get the boat to Skomer, which is the higher landmass in the distance.

Over to you!

 

[robjh]

.. the sun is shining from the left so likely facing west. The contrails have to be transatlantic so either coming from London's airports, Manchester or Glasgow/Edinburgh... and the big ship helped me skip a lot of areas.

Good point about the contrails - I hadn't even noticed them in the photo but they were very clear in the sky all week there, mainly transatlantic but with some north-south too.
St Brides Bay always has a few ships moored offshore, I assume as a sort of waiting area for Milford Haven.