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La Sierra de La Cabrera - more granite!
Porthcadjack at very low tide (taken from either A…
Cornish granite
Weird granite
Steep path down to Tubby's Head
The Guardian of The Mountains maintaining his ever…
Porthcadjack from Carvannel Downs
More granite from La Sierra de La Cabrera
Ponies on Treaga Hill. Nature's lawnmowers in acti…
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Carn Galva tin mine, pumping engine house.
Granite and broom
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Porthcadjack with Asparagus and Samphire Islands.
El Escorial visible from the Roman road
Basset Cove to Porthcadjack. Part of my low tide w…
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Carn Brae Castle
Sierra de Guadarrama from El Pardo
Cornish granite and coast
Granite with wild dwarf daffodils
Porthcadjack waterfall taken from the beach.
Granite playground.
Lone tree
Spring wildflowers
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Foxgloves, brambles and roses
More La Cabrera granite
Happy Shetland pony - South West Peninsula Coast P…
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Old door
Porthcadjack
A typical path in La Sierra de La Cabrera in sprin…
Caught out in the rain yesterday.
Sierra de La Cabrera
Godrevy Island and Lighthouse
Atlantic on granite.
Sierra de La Cabrera
Splash!
One of the needles of El Cancho Gordo
Gurnard's Head, Treen, Zennor, Cornwall
More granite!
Autumn in La Sierra de La Cabrera
Poppy field, Algete, Madrid Province
H. A. N. W. E. everyone! St Agnes Head
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Carn Galva.
Raised coastal platform from the summit of Carn Galva (Carn Galver on OS maps and Google).
The Cornish coast and Rosemergy Farm, Morvah Parish. As I have mentioned a couple of times before, those distant stone walls are thought to be some of the oldest continuously used stone structures (still used for their original purpose) anywhere in the world. (Possibly 7-8,000 years old).
The Cornish coast and Rosemergy Farm, Morvah Parish. As I have mentioned a couple of times before, those distant stone walls are thought to be some of the oldest continuously used stone structures (still used for their original purpose) anywhere in the world. (Possibly 7-8,000 years old).
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