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Godrevy, folded strata
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Jara, or cistus
Sierra de La Cabrera granite
BICIMAD
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Rock pool
Sierra de La Cabrera and the Lozoya Valley
The Pink Granite Coast (Cornwall!) through a rock…
La Finca Business Park, Madrid.
Convento Monasterio de San Julian y San Antonio
Greenbank Cove at low tide
Murphy says hello.
Fishing Cove
Sierra de La Cabrera, Eastern section.
Another view of the monastery
Kate again.
Greenbank Cove at high tide.
Mountain Stream
Towanroath Pumping Engine House
Dawn / sunrise
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Blowin' in the wind.
Plaza de Colon - from the other side.
Plaza de Colon (Cristobal Colon = Christopher Colu…
Blowholes!
The largest flag in Spain
Sierra de La Cabrera.
"You push me any further, dear and I'll start to g…
Porthcadjack - The South West Peninsula Coast Path
Rock window. ahead is the vultures' favourite whit…
Ralph's Cupboard.
Spanish foxgloves waiting for a lift!
Street art, Chamartin, Madrid
La Sierra de La Cabrera
Cornish foxgloves waiting for a lift.
Convento de San Antonio, monastery walls 3.
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La Cabrera granite
Convento de San Antonio - wall 2
View from Treaga or Western Hill
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Príncipio Pío (formerly Estacion del Norte)..
'I'm getting rather bored with this view, dear aft…
Rock pool, Cornwall
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Splash! I got wet again but not too badly!
Tubby's Head (where else?), St Agnes, Cornwall.
This wave WAS unexpected. it seemed two waves approached from different angles and started to climb up one above the other. Never seen anything quite like it before and I suppose it could have been worse, but I always secure myself firmly to a rock and make sure I can tuck my camera away from the worst.
This wave WAS unexpected. it seemed two waves approached from different angles and started to climb up one above the other. Never seen anything quite like it before and I suppose it could have been worse, but I always secure myself firmly to a rock and make sure I can tuck my camera away from the worst.
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