Lion's Den 2 and Housel Bay, for Pam.

Jolie compo

Nice composition and a lovely coastline Andy

@ngelique,
Boro,
Roger,
Nick,
Many thanks!

A lovely view in a very pretty composition. I love going on these visual adventures with you, Andy!

I also wanted to let you know that I very much enjoyed your spoof on Singing in the Rain, it was so funny and silly!! :D Thanks for sharing!

Thank you, Janet!
Those two, Eric Morecombe (the policeman) and Ernie Wise (in the Gene Kelly role) were massive in Britain in the 60s and 70s. I feel their humour didn't travel all that well but something like this sketch can't help but to amuse anyone who has seen the original!
While on the subject, I can't help but mull over the indisputable fact that Jerry Lewis and Abbott and Costello leave all Anglos supremely baffled (me included) but they are revered as comic geniuses in France!

Gorgeous capture!

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Thank you, Pam!

superbe paysage !

Very well composed.
Have a nice weekend Andy.

Beau regard!

Beautiful capture of this amazing feature. I would have loved a shot from the knife edge!! Lol.
Have a good weekend.

Then you would have just had to jolly well taken that shot yourself!
:o)

Sometimes it is good to go back to our archives, Andy ! Nice view !!

Indeed, Marie-claire!

What a superb view! I really like the sweeping curve of the coast and the clearness of the sea in the shallows.

I bet the people living in those houses have a magnificent view - but I also wonder if they worry about clifftop erosion. The bigger house looks perilously close to the edge.

It's the famous Housel Bay Hotel and is on totally secure foundations!

Un site merveilleux à contempler !***************

Fantastic picture, the coastline is rugged and beautiful

I wanted to visit again to say thank you for your comments about my Montbetias picture. It was very interesting to hear about its prolific nature, and yet, it doesn't grow at all in your London soil. Funny how that is. Makes me think about the seed exchange that Pam and I did some years back. She's got a LOT of cool plants that simply would never sprout or thrive for me at all. I tried and tried so hard. NO CIGAR. And the same thing in reverse happened to her. It's humbling to see Mother Nature in action in regards to proper type of soil, ph and acid level, etc. If it's not right, no matter HOW prolific a plant might be somewhere else, it AIN'T GUNNA GROW! :D

I should have explained, Janet; London clay suits plants that hate acidic soil. Montbretias love acidic soil!

A lovely bay Andy and terrific view!

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