Tenacious ivy. Fishing cove, Reskajeage, Cornwall. PLEASE STAY, DON'T RUN AWAY!!!

Many thanks, Ksenia Kasandra.

Yes, Jens. Me and my ivy-leaved friend stared at the sea for a very peaceful half hour or so!

Thank you Jenny!

Determination !!

Indeed, Pam. and what will be needed at ipernity I think!
Thank you!!

That´s a natural climbing rope for those who love the thrill ;)
I like the deep blue in the background Andy...and I´m still here!!!!

I used to go rock climbing, Tana but I would never climb up ivy! I knew you would still be here, Tanja!!!
:o)

Ivy is good at that, it seems to have been there for quite a while already:-)

Yes, I took another shot of it 4 years earlier which was on Pano. It has grown only very slightly since then, as one would expect.
Many thanks!

Ivy is tenacious. Hope I'm being tenacious enough. Did the questionnaire and hope the efforts made are sufficient.

Exactly Ron!
Fingers and toes crossed!

Thank you, Annemarie.

TENACITY is also important on IPERNITY, Andy lol !!!!!!!! We are like this ivy !!!!!

Yes, Marie-Claire, as commented above with Pam and Ron!! You are quite right of course!
Best wishes,
Andy

A lovely scene, well framed Andy. I have filled out the questionnaire. Let's hope it helps.
Best wishes and have a good new week, Rosa.

Thank you Rosa. Fingers crossed!
You too have a good week!

Wonderful fresh nice colours ! Spring is in the Air !

It sure has the survival instinct, just like us.

Ain't nature wonderful! Lovely shot Andy,

Best wishes, Doug

It looks like a giant' s profile to me,an ivy tenacious rock giant!:)

Jacky,
Ulrich,
Roger,
Louisa,
Doug,
Adele.
Thank you all very much.
Best wishes, Andy

Remarquable et belle prise de vue bien enjolivée par ce superbe lierre ..
Bonne semaine.

Malik,
Anja,
Thank you both very much!

Thank you Nouchet!

Standing it's ground ...... great capture Andy !!!

Many thanks, Marj!

Now I see its natural habitat! In the 60s and 70s, when millions of people were moving to California, a lot of them made the mistake of planting this in their warm, sunny yards. I think they're still digging it up from gardens and peeling it off their houses! I do like this unusual photo.

To my eye, Reskajeage looks like a Viking word.

Hi Diane, I had the same problem at a house I had near London. It can be invasive almost anywhere! The name is pure Cornish but I have no idea what it means, if anything. It could be a personal name as it is the name of the only farm in the area.

a nice composition andy / greetings from bg st andeol / yves regards south france

Hello Yves. Very many thanks. Hope you are well!

Thank you Nadia

Thank you, Rosa!

Nice composition with brilliant blue sea!

Many thanks, Dave!

Thank you Marie-claire

Many thanks, Marie-claire

Thank you. Tone! Have a good week.

Thank you again, Petar!

Magnificent shot!

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Many thanks, William!

Thank you for helping to create awareness of breast cancer and testicular cancer.
It's all in your hands...
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Thank you, June!

A beautifully detailed shot Andy!