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The heart of the City of Truro
To help the 2 people who pass this way once a year…
It looks like one path but actually it's three.
More strange granitic shenanigans!
Commando Ridge
Encina (holm oak) and granite
Winding path to the far mountains
Gurnard's Head from Zennor Head
La Sierra de La Cabrera, granite forms
Rock window.
Startling orange lichen
Orchid (Anacamptis picta)
It's a long way down!
The Portreath Pepper Pot (I wouldn't suggest sayin…
Old door
Asphodel
HFF everyone!
Man and his Man from St Agnes Head
La Sierra de La Cabrera
Griffon vultures. H. A. N. W. E. everyone!
From El Cancho Gordo to El Cancho Largo
Wild tulips and granite forms
Porthcadjack
Poseidon is angry! (But a H. A. N. W. E. from me t…
Mini rock window, rock pool and reflection
If you jumped over this rock you would fall a very…
HFF everyone!
The Four Towers in one.
Happy Accident
Greenbank Cove
Sierra de La Cabrera
Train leaving the station
Porthcadjack
Rose
My only cistus shot this year. Bad timing on my pa…
Towanroath pumping engine house
Mountain stream
Cerro de La Cabeza
La Sierra de La Cabrera
Granite, granite every where nor any drop to drink…
Basset Cove. Yes, the path went across here ... on…
Rose.
Rose garden
Rose Daniel Gelin
Ralph's Cupboard. H. A. N. W. E. everyone!
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Andy Rodker club has replied to micritterThese granite shapes need a lower sun to give greater light and shade contrast. I often go when the sun is high (you get to the heights in the middle of the day as you would expect on a day's walk), so I often don't get this level of contrast!
Lenke,
Nouchet,
Ulrich,
Sami,
Marie-claire!
Thank you all!
Anton,
Martine,
Gabriella,
Nicole,
cammino,
Jocelyne,
cp_u,
Eunice,
Ian,
George,
Robert,
Larry,
Many thanks to you all!
Rosa,
Puzzler,
Many thanks!
Fred,
Thank you both!
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