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A view of Wains Hill and the Pill at south side of Clevedon. "Pill", in Anglo-Saxon, means a "creek" or "inlet" off a river or channel or a small harbour, often tidal and occasionally used as a dock. |
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A similar view to above but near to high tide. |
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A view of the Pill, near high tide, looking South-West |
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A photo taken for the sea wall, south west of the Pill with the outskirts of the Weston-super-Mare area in the distance. |
