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Coastal erosion
Storm approaching
Asparagus Island from Porthcadjack
HFF Everyone!
Sierra de La Cabrera rising above the fog
Hervás Rooftop and the Sierra de Bejar.
Two small rock windows.
North Cliffs, above Basset Cove, for Pam.
Tubby's Head, for Pam.
Principe Pio, Mainline and metro station, Madrid
Cistus or Jara
Another edited version of one I uploaded recently
The Cliffs at St Agnes. For Pam.
Granite country, Cerro de La Cabeza
Sierra de La Cabrera. Granite.
This was just a lovely late summer's day.
Crane Island rock. for Pam.
Estufa Fría, botanical garden
Cistus and the path up to the ridge
Poppy field, Algete, Madrid Province
Cancho Largo from the former GR10 long distance pa…
Rock window at the end of the Logan Rock promontor…
Cistus in the Sierra de La Cabrera
Autumn in La Sierra de La Cabrera
Cornwall coastal scene
Madrid
Harbour scene
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Sierra de La Cabrera. Gashed rock.
Greenbank Cove and a play with colour.
GOSH!!!!
Scanned and edited from a slide. 1979, Sunday - a…
Keeping watch.
Rockpool, Greenbank Cove, for Pam.
Granite. La Sierra de La Cabrera
Navrax Point, Godrevy Coast, for Pam.
The Long and Winding Path
Principe Pío metro and mainline station, Madrid.
La Sierra de La Cabrera
HFF everyone!
'Is it wise, dearest to let young Rocky just go bo…
Basset Cove and Crane Islands at high tide. (for P…
Pedraza. Main town gate.
Geranium.
Porthcadjack, for Pam!
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Torre Europa
Dusk. Taken from in front of the Estadio Santiago Bernabeu. When I took this in 2014, I was teaching both at the Torre Europa (at KPMG) and at Real Madrid, so only a short hop between classes!
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PS: I really enjoyed the explanation of your work you gave to Jenny! I took a Diploma in TEFL just before I left the RN hoping to use it part time while I looked for a "proper" job. In the end I didn't need it, but I can tell you it was one of the most difficult courses I've ever taken!
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There were 12 of us on this intensive course and I was the only one who went on to use it. I remember the difficulties of the course.
There were two main problems. 1) Our generation had never been taught grammar. Half the intensive training course was a crash course in fundamental English grammar. 2) Could I actually teach??? The practical tests we had to do in front of real classes was nerve racking to say the least but I realised I could do it when I reminded myself that I had been giving advice to 200 members of a company pension scheme in a power point seminar presentation and one-to-one advice clinics on staff benefits packages and explaining compicated financial services products to the public, so that they were understandable, for years so, yes, I could teach!
I now wish I had made the change at least ten years earlier!
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