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From The Needles of El Cancho Gordo to the Bustarv…
Through a window, darkly
Wheal Coates tin mine cliffs from Tubby's Head.
Roscoff at dawn.
Ralph's Cupboard for Pam.
Spanish lavender in granite country.
Shetland ponies and Gull Rock, Portreath. For Pam
Porthcadjack
Basset Cove
Rose garden, Parque del Buen Retiro, Madrid
A granite extravaganza! La Sierra de La Cabrera a…
Rock pool
Sierra de La Cabrera
Crane Islands. For Pam.
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Autumn in the Sierra
Godrevy coast
Sierra de La Cabrera
Vulture rock but no vultures
Cape Cornwall. H. A. N. W. E. everyone!
Porthcadjack
Sierra de La Cabrera
In danger of being knocked over by cyclists!
Sierra de La Cabrera, for Pam.
Madrid, northern suburbs
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Lion's Den 2 and Housel Bay, for Pam.
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Rock Pool, Greenbank Cove, Cornwall
granite, heather and ocean
Poppy field. For Pam.
Granite.
The Palacio-Monasterio de San Lorenzo de El Escori…
More interesting rock strata at Godrevy Point.
Saint Day from the lower slopes of Carn Marth
Logan Rock, Trereen Dinas (South). A good scramble…
Sierra de La Cabrera
Godrevy Point
Sunset over Madrid
Granite and lichen, Tubby's Head. For Pam.
In amongst the granite boulders.
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Tired llama
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Logan Rock
Once a famous rocking stone. It was dislodged by a young naval officer early in the 19th century. He had to put it back at his own expense; he did so, but it no longer rocked!
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Keep well.. and best wishes from Dave .. UK.
Andy Rodker club has replied to Jenny McIntyre clubIf you look at any of my very many shots of granite, either in Cornwall or in Central Spain you will see some very strange shapes. Extreme heat and great pressure deep below the earth's surface is the cause!
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