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Carvannel Downs, above Porthcadjack Cove.
St Agnes' Head
Mushroom Rock, Sierra de La Cabrera
Hell's Mouth on a benign day.
La Cabrera Town from the ridge
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Lavender and mountain stream
That was the last time! Thereafter, no photos!
Coastal Erosion
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Crane Castle, North Cliffs, Cornwall
Fuente (spring / source)
Inaccessible beach.
La Sierra de La Cabrera, El Cancho Largo.
Sierra de La Cabrera and the Monastery
Agitato and blue
Splash!
El Cancho de La Bola
St Agnes' Head
Wild tulips
An aromatic path.
Did Creedence CLEARWATER Revival ever record at MU…
Bosigran Head, Zennor, Cornwall
Bosigran Head. Granite, moss and lichen
Sierra de La Cabrera
Sunset from Madrid
North Cliffs
Paseo de la Castellana.
Reskajeage Downs
Trevaunance Cove
Sierra de La Cabrera.
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The monastery from above, for a change.
Lion Cub Rock.
Poppy field
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Ready for the school exams
Between Porthcadjack and Basset Cove, North Cliffs…
A path on Carn Marth
Rosebay Willow Herb
Madrid sky
A favourite tree
Godrevy coast
The Hokey - Cokey, St Ives Harbour style
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'Please don't push me!'
More unlikely granite rocks in La Sierra de La Cabrera
(and this one really did astonish me!)
I tried to find it again on subsequent walks, in order to photo the other side (my battery was running out on this walk and I wanted to reserve the power left for other interesting things!). I never found it again, mainly because there are zillions of granite boulders in this area!
(and this one really did astonish me!)
I tried to find it again on subsequent walks, in order to photo the other side (my battery was running out on this walk and I wanted to reserve the power left for other interesting things!). I never found it again, mainly because there are zillions of granite boulders in this area!
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That was lucky............it could have been a disaster..!!
Keith - I could see it wouldn't budge!
Thank you both!
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