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The Pepper Pot
Substantial granite boulder
By the monastery garden wall. La Sierra de La Cabr…
Porthgwarra
Val at St Agnes Beacon
Cornish farmhouse (and of course Cornish cream tea…
La Sierra de La Cabrera
Roman road. I think the paving stones have all gon…
Rock pool, Godrevy
Sunset over Cercedilla
A hot and arid October day, near Algete
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Bosigran and Commando Ridge
Cancho de La Bola
La Cabrera town from the ridge
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Rising above the fog
Basset Cove
Basset Cove and Crane Islands with a peaceful sea.
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More granite
Reskajeage Downs
Ancient door.
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Bedrock! Eternal love.
Spring wildflowers
Carn Galva
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Griffon vultures
Roman road near El Escorial
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Cancho de La Bola, home of Griffon vultures (recom…
Sierra de La Cabrera granite
The path to the nudist beach from near the top.
The path to the nudist beach - a doddle.
Portreath Harbour
Spring wild flowers
El Escorial from the Roman road
Cornish granite
Convento Monasterio de San Julien y San Antonio, S…
Long Way Down IV
Godrevy
Bustarviejo Valley from La Sierra de La Cabrera
Mondalindo from La Sierra de La Cabrera
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Sloes on granite!
They seem to like the acidic soil and the salty air here on the clifftops near Zennor!
They were also ripe a full 6 weeks earlier than in the hedgerows of inland Cornwall. They went into my Mum's sloe gin of course, having waited a while in the freezer (and none the worse for that) for their inland cousins to join them!.
They were also ripe a full 6 weeks earlier than in the hedgerows of inland Cornwall. They went into my Mum's sloe gin of course, having waited a while in the freezer (and none the worse for that) for their inland cousins to join them!.
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Fantastic image Andy. Have a good week ahead.
Andy Rodker club has replied to Leon_Vienna clubA famous drink and if you haven't tried it, you are in for a treat!
Andy Rodker club has replied to John CassAndy Rodker club has replied to Peter Castell clubHelena,
Many thanks to you both!
Bei Ausgrabungen frühzeitlicher Siedlungen fanden sich getrocknete Schlehenfrüchte und Kerne und auch Ötzi trug Schlehen bei sich.
Heutige Zwetschgen, Mirabellen und Pflaumen sind Züchtungen aus dem ursprünglichen Schlehdorn.
Andy Rodker club has replied to aNNa schramm clubThere are many varieties of plum derived from the blackthorn / sloe. I posted a shot from my brother's garden of a bullace, one of my favourite (semi) wild plums. I will add it here if I can find it!
Here it is:
www.ipernity.com/doc/2247598/45553856/in/album/935408
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William,
Eunice,
neira,
Thank you all! Please see my reply to aNNa.
Bernd,
Annemarie,
Louisa,
Thank you all!
A spiffing shot Andy.............the colour of the fruit and the green leaves is a really attractive combination.
Andy Rodker club has replied to Keith Burton clubcammino,
Jean,
Keith,
Thank you all!
Rosa,
Thank you both!
Ian,
Wilhelm,
Many thanks!
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Andy Rodker club has replied to Jim Kerslake clubThank you for posting your image in the group
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