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Star trails over Cyprus
Valencia Island and the Skelligs
Cromwell Point Lighthouse
Valentia Lighthouse at Cromwell Point
Snow walk to the Pike.
SeaCaves, Paphos
Milky Way bow from Cyprus
View from Knightstown, Valentia Island
Thunderhead over SeaCaves
Alice in Winterland
A view from Kerry Cliffs
Its Crocus day!
Lone tree, fence and a horse
A Saturday run
Natures tempest
Red fire-escape fence
Winters snap
Ballinskelligs
An Island view
The calming storm
A cold walk at Lees Brook
They have landed!
Reach to the skies
The White Rainbow! (Fog Bow)
Fog Bow over Dovestones.
A Wintery Wonderland fence
A Winter's tale
Storm lighting at Rossbeigh.
Lough Caragh
Storm at Rossbeigh
Evening falls at Rossbeigh
Towards Seefin
Rails, fences and steam in Devon
The mighty Matterhorn
A seat in the mist
Torc Waterfall, Killarney National Park
Killarney's Upper Lake
Mulgrave Barracks picturesque Ruins
Eiger- North face
The magic hills of Dovestones
Ladies View - Killarney National Park
Upper Wharfedale lights
Night view from the pike
Chew reservoir in Winter fence.
Piper PA28R Arrow towards Dovestones
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The Edro III on the 'Sea Caves' rocks
Paphos, Cyprus is the scene for this catastrophe. Situated in an area know as 'Sea Caves'. The Edro ran aground in 2011 carrying a cargo of plasterboard. Now a tourist attraction for the many visitors who walk this magnificent coast.
More info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EDRO_III
More info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EDRO_III
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... good that petroleum products were salvaged, but every time I see an abandoned shipwreck, the cynical environmentalist in me says: the entire county could recycle metal for decades, and not come close to the amount of steel corroding away in that abandoned hulk ... and ships that are sanitized and scuttled to form reefs for recreational fishing purposes, well that's a short-sighted waste of steel ... (hmm, used that soapbox up) ...
HFF and a lovely weekend
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