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Ralph and Heather, for Pam.
Ballowall Burrow
My brother's cottage
Cornish coast for Pam. Heather and gorse catching…
A slightly decaying mushroom rock!
Sunset, Hortaleza, Madrid
Autumn in La Sierra de La Cabrera
Wheal Coates tin mine
San Lorenzo de El Escorial
Porthcadjack and Carvannel Downs, for Pam.
What a headache!
Wheal Coates tin mine ruins
Towanroath
San Lorenzo de El Escorial
Madrid Skyline from near Valdemorillo
Zennor Parish
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Autumn leaves and granite
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The Crooked Sapling
North Cliffs at high tide - for Pam.
Sierra de La Cabrera - granite of course!
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Shetland ponies, for Pam
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Cancho Largo from Cancho Gordo
Cornish granite cliffs - for Pam.
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Cornish granite
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Sierra de La Cabrera - granite ridge.
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Granite and concrete lookout hut on El Cancho Gordo
Widely diverse views about this hut. On Pano, various Sierra de La Cabrera 'experts' (I'm the only one who made the switch to ipernity, I'm sad to say) claimed it for1) the 16th century, 2) defense line against Napoleon and 3) the Spanish Civil War - Republican defenses against the Nationalists.
I look at the construction and know it just has to be no earlier than the Civil War (in other words, the 1930s) but I can't get any info on it!
I look at the construction and know it just has to be no earlier than the Civil War (in other words, the 1930s) but I can't get any info on it!
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Happy weekend:)
Andy Rodker club has replied to Keith Burton clubKeith Burton club has replied to Andy Rodker clubAndy Rodker club has replied to Keith Burton clubI like this picture frame very much!
Concrete as we know it didn't appear until around 1900. So if it is 'modern' concrete, that does kind of date it to more recent times.
Best wishes, and a Good Weekend!
Peter
Andy Rodker club has replied to Peter_Private_Box clubBest wishes,
Andy
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