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The church at Colmenar de Oreja
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Greenbank Cove, North Cliffs, Cornwall, high tide
More granite
Long way down XII
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Blow hole from below
Blow hole from above
Spot the climbers
Between oak and granite
I frightened it away!
Gurnard's Head, looking landwards
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Barley in the breeze
A long way down XIII
Pico de La Miel and the Embalse de Atazar
Gurnard's Head from the east.
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Rock pool, Greenbank Cove
Cold, fresh water babbling over granite
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Granite country
Cornish granite
All by itself this rock has this colouring!
Kate again, it would seem!
Cornish granite
Rock window
Yes, the path once crossed here!
Convento Monasterio de San Julian y San Antonio
Spanish lavender and mountain stream
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La sierra de La Cabrera - granite scenery
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Stonecrop, snug in its shallow hollow.
Blowin' in the wind.
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Gurnard's Head
The Zennor Coast provides good walking territory as well as a few iconic rock climbs, including Right Angle, not quite visible in its entirety here.
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Not actually granite in the main! The coastal cliffs around here are a complicated mix of sandstones and other stuff, with a bit of Granite mixed in for good measure! But go 100 yards inland and it is 100% granite. That's why I don't claim many of these headlands to be granite!
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Thank you all!
Andy Rodker club has replied to Fred Fouarge clubA gurnard is a type of fish and this headland resembles its shape from some angles - not this one!
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Many thanks!
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