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El Cancho de La Bola, home of vultures
Garden, Saint Day, Cornwall
Granite and low cloud
Puente de Toledo, Madrid
Iconic oak
St Agnes Head
Tasty apples
St Agnes Head, gorse and heather, for Pam.
Flying V and fountain
Man and His Man from St Agnes Head, for Pam
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La Sierra de La Cabrera.
La Sierra de Cabrera in spring.
La Sierra de La Cabrera in fog.
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Retiro Park rose garden
Mountain stream and rosemary, for Pam.
Greenbank Cove, for Pam
Wild lupin
Principe Pío metro and main line station, Madrid
Choppy waters
Carn Brae, granite and the Basset Monument.
Another wild lupin, for Keith!
Pedraza door
A view that typifies La Sierra de La Cabrera.
Sierra de La Cabrera and the Glasgow Kiss!
Climbers at the crux.
The West Penwith Coast from Bosigran Head
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On Carn Brae
Railway sculpture
Another sunrise shot from a previous flat.
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Greenbank Cove
Greenbank Cove, For Pam
Rock samphire
Greenbank Cove, Cornwall
Shetland ponies, Portreath, Cornwall
Cabezuela del Valle, Cacares Province
Madrid
Above Trevaunance Cove, St Agnes, Cornwall
Henry
broom
Trereen Dinas (south), Pednvounder beach and honey…
Shetland pony, for Pam.
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Camp Cameron, Saint Agnes, for Pam.
Half accident (in that it was horriblly unfocused), and half rescued in editing to make it tolerable.
I eventually decided I liked the slightly hazy effect so here it is, after 18 months of dilly-dallying (or is it shilly-shallying?)!
Shasta daisies and montbretia and a yellow interloper (teasel?)
Camp Cameron: the US army's camp in WWII for their coloured personnel, it being thought best to keep them out of the way in isolation form the Brits in case they should frighten the horses (or something). As I've mentioned before; boxer Joe Louis was stationed here for what he recalled as the most boring time of his life. There is absolutely NOTHING left of this camp. When fully operational it covered most of the St Agnes Headland.
For Pam.
I eventually decided I liked the slightly hazy effect so here it is, after 18 months of dilly-dallying (or is it shilly-shallying?)!
Shasta daisies and montbretia and a yellow interloper (teasel?)
Camp Cameron: the US army's camp in WWII for their coloured personnel, it being thought best to keep them out of the way in isolation form the Brits in case they should frighten the horses (or something). As I've mentioned before; boxer Joe Louis was stationed here for what he recalled as the most boring time of his life. There is absolutely NOTHING left of this camp. When fully operational it covered most of the St Agnes Headland.
For Pam.
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