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Cornish granite near Penberth Cove
Zennor Hill
Mutton Cove, Reskajeage, Cornwall
HFF, everyone!
Eastern Ridge
Western Ridge
Mas in Les Alpilles, Provence. From a scanned prin…
Crane Islands, Basset Cove, North Cliffs, Cornwall
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Gorse and heather
Bullace (one of many varieties of wild plum) in a…
Pastrana, Guadalajara Province
Rose-of-Sharon and mini-wasp passing through.
Portreath Beach from Treaga Hill
Plaza de Colon, Madrid
Trevaunance Cove from the St Agnes path
La Sierra de La Cabrera
Rose Daniel Gelin,
Cornwall, a long coastal view.
Sierra de La Cabrera.
El Retiro rose garden. Rose Daniel Gelin
El Cancho Largo
Sea carrot on a misty day.
Portreath Harbour
La Cabrera town from the ridge
Pedraza
Window, night shot.
'He thinks we can't see him'. 'Just wait till he f…
Cornish hedge (seen better days)
Man and His Man
The last rays of sunlight for a while!
Gurnard's Head from the South West Peninsula Coast…
Rain coming!
Rose Daniel Gelin
Sierra de La Cabrera, granite and reservoir.
Cistus flower with visitor
Rose in Madrid's Jardin del Principe de Anglona
Star of Bethlehem (ornitholagum). Best enlarged.
La Sierra de La Cabrera - granite boulders
La Sierra de La Cabrera
Ponies and seagull.
Hell's Mouth from Navrax Head.
Les Dentelles de Montmirail, scanned from a 1972 p…
Roman Road near El Escorial.
Gum cistus in its habitat.
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Portreath Harbour, for Rosa.
The 'Pepperpot' at top right was the huer's look out. A huer had the responsibility of calling (hueing) the first sighting of the pilchard shoal. When that happened, the whole town swung into very serious action!
The jetty and round stone hut on the left, having withstood many severe storms, finally succumbed to a huge storm the following year. And rebuilt extremely quickly. When I re-visited in 2014, it was as if nothing had been destroyed! I was impressed!
The jetty and round stone hut on the left, having withstood many severe storms, finally succumbed to a huge storm the following year. And rebuilt extremely quickly. When I re-visited in 2014, it was as if nothing had been destroyed! I was impressed!
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