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Crane Islands from Basset Cove, Cornwall
Part of my low tide walk between Porthcadjack and Greenbank Coves.
This is not the lowest the tide gets. I normally walk across here further out to sea. I can only guess that the tide is on the way out as I would never attempt it if it were coming in! .
This is not the lowest the tide gets. I normally walk across here further out to sea. I can only guess that the tide is on the way out as I would never attempt it if it were coming in! .
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