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The Guardian of the Mountains still holding firm!
Mountain stream over granite.
Lavender, cistus and mountain stream .
Sierra de La Cabrera
Mondalindo from La Sierra de LaCabrera
granite, lavender, cistus and the dusty path
Porthcadjack, for Pam.
Cistus siblings and granite
My girlfriend laughed out loud.
granite and lavender
Field mushrooms. Southwest Peninsula Coast Path
Cantueso, granite and cistus
A benign Hell's Mouth.
Cancho Gordo this way. (Very 'up' obviously. And s…
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Thriving field mushroom,
Mountain stream (the last of it before the summer…
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Porthcadjack, for Pam. H. A. N. W. E. everyone!
They make full use of the granite boulders here in…
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Spanish lavender, for Marie-claire.
Floating gently away.
Portreath. H. A. N. W. E. Everyone.
Rock window. Jagged granite.
Rock window. You don't have to go through here, bu…
Honeysuckle. La Sierra de La Cabrera.
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Sometimes, even a humble little bollard just wants…
Lanner and horses
La Sierra de La Cabrera
Mountain stream. Seasonal waterfall
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Mountain stream
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Old door, Pastrana, Guadalajara Province.
Splash! For Pam.
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Sierra de La Cabrera, on the old GR10
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Mountain goats / ibex.
I heard them before I saw them; they sometimes breathe in great snorts! They all watched me quizically and didn't move a muscle as I approached and passed them. They all just kept their eyes firmly fixed on me as I passed. It was only later as I looked back that I saw a kid suckling. I couldn't take a shot of it as the sun was directly in line. La Sierra de La Cabrera.
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I wonder what their accident rate is.
Regards Peter
Andy Rodker club has replied to Peter Chet clubI found this;
“No one knows how many of the animals fall to their deaths. It's common sense that not many knock each other off cliffs, or too few would survive. Still, researchers assume some goats do die from falls--and that such deaths play a role in natural selection for the fittest animals. In thousands of hours of observation, I've never seen fatal falls, and the goats have an amazing ability to find something to cling onto. That doesn't mean they don't get hurt. I've seen a number of goats with broken horns and limps.”
Not sure of the provenance, but hope it helps!
All best wishes,
Andy
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I wish you a great day:)
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