Wide Angle 10-28mm

Dress as you would for mountain walking. The weather can change in an instant up there.

Great for long exposure shots, especially after a lot of rain in the river.

Wrap up warm! Especially if you are going at night. 

There are a few interesting looking huts/bunkers that are accessible I think . 

I've visited Liverpool at pretty much every time of the day. Night shots are amazing due so the reflections of the buildings on the docs. Long exposures are easily achieved in the day time. The sun sets across the river making for some very good shots of Birkenhead. 

Low Force is a series of small Falls and one large Fall on the River Tees up at the far (western) end of Teesdale. In addition to the Falls, there are some interesting pools and rock formations to photograph also.

Check tides before you go! (Liverpool bay should be ok, just add ten minutes on to the times) Try to time it so you get there 3 hours either side of high water (on about an 8 meter tide) as they do cover over. The walk down is slippery, so wear some good boots/wellies.

This place get really busy. With some beautiful scenery, this makes Betws-Y-Coed one of North Wales' most visited places. 

There is a foot path either side of the cut. The left hand side veers off and you have a restricted (by fences and bushes) view of the ship. 

Good for long exposures during the day and sunrise/ sunset shots. 

No access on to the pier itself but at low tide you can walk under to get some good shots of the old iron work.

I imagine sun rise and sun set are good times for this location. I have only been at night where long exposures are great due to the vivid colours and great reflections.