Cornish Coast at Crane Castle

Me suena haber visto este paisaje, pero no sé si la misma foto u otra. También a mí me ocurrirá que repito fotos porque de donde las saco ahora, las subidas antiguas no están marcadas. Andy eso no es problema, no te preocupes que nos puede ocurrir a todos.

Thank you, José Manuel.
I'm not worried about it. After all, I take many photos of the same site so some will obviously resemble others, maybe taken many years apart. I know for a fact that I must have taken dozens of photos at or very near this place over many years. Some duplication will inevitably occur!. When I've raised the issue, most members say it's fine; carry on! As do you!
All best wishes,
Andy

spectacular high angle view !

Thank you, Nora! Yes, any more to my left and Andy would have expired in 2011!

A wonderful coastal image Andy you won't get views like that in Spain :))

Many thanks, Peter.
Well actually one might!
Every time I post a Cornwall coastal scene my Spanish (virtual) friends point out how similar it is to their particular favourite bit of coast ... Basque Country, Cantabria, Galicia, Asturias ... you get the picture - all Atlantic coasts and all very similar to Cornwall (and to Brittany too for that matter). It's the geology and the Atlantic weather that are the defining features of each gorgeous stretch of coast ... now even my Portugese friends on ipernity are (justifiably) saying 'similar to what we've got' And they're all correct; the Atlantic is the common factor!

erweckt Fernweh...
irgendwann schaffe ich es bestimmt auch mal nach Cornwall :-))
in Deutschland eher bekannt von Rosamunde Pilcher Roman-Verfilmungen ;-D

I knew Rosamunde. She was a friend of my aunt's and her son is a farmer in Zennor and I've known him for many years. She is incredibly popular in Germany and has been for many decades (not perhaps quite so much in Britain - her litererary skills seem to particularly appeal to Germans). Coach loads of German tourists used to (probably still do) come to Cornwall and bring much needed tourist trade to the county.
I see the TV adaptations in Spain. It always amuses me ... German actors can't in any way act like normal Cornish people - it's just impossible! The views are very nice but I see one view behind a couple having a conversation and then the camera shows them from another angle and the backdrop is from 30 km away from the previous shot! And of course their German is dubbed into Spanish!
A right mess from my point of view!
Anyway, as long as the Cornish tourist industry benefits, I don't mind!

:-)))
I haven't read the books, nor watched the tv-adaptation(s), my mother in law does, though. She's a great fan.
I can just imagine how funny it must be for locals or other people who know the regiom well to see the kind of mistakes made with different backgrounds ;-))
I usually prefer subtitles to dubbing, but sometimes dubbing is useful when learning new languages...
And you're right, bad publicity is better than no publicity ;-D

Allow me please to tell you a true story.
After the first few tours by German tourists / Rosamunde Pilcher fans, a 'customer satisfaction' survey revealed that, although the tourists enjoyed their holiday, there was one thing that puzzled them and upset them more than any other aspect of their trip. And it was that there weren't any sheep! Apparently many episodes of the TV films had fields of sheep and so did her books! (Whereas in fact sheep are not common in Cornwall - it's cattle country!) So, the following year, one enterprising farmer put that right!
He got a flock of sheep, colluded with the tour organizer and took his sheep by lorry one step ahead of the tour party. So visit 1 would have a field of sheep. Tourists then have lunch in a pub. Farmer takes his sheep to site 2 (next landmark) on the trip and releases his sheep. Tourists see another field of sheep and are happy. Farmer waits for the German tourists to go and have their Cornish tea, takes the sheep on to the next place .. etc., etc!

I showed this to my husband and we had a good laugh. ;-)))

hope the sheep don't mind beeing ferried around just to please german tourists

The sheep went on strike the following year and so the practice came to a halt!

Outstanding capture! Stay well!

Admired in: www.ipernity.com/group/tolerance

Excellente prise de ce superbe rivage côtier joliment partagé.
Bon jeudi.

JUST SO BEAUTIFUL !!!

We'll be happy with these odd repeats, Andy! I think they can feed our appetite for Cornwall and for your always accurate and beautiful photos.
And if the coastline is melting like snow in the sun due to erosion, at least your photos, them, will not change ;-)

A very beautiful coastline

Superbe côte fleurie !
Bonne journée. Amitiés

awesome... :-)

Wonderful coastal scene Andy.

Typical coast in Brittany (oh sorry, in Cornwall ;-)))) Have a nice day, Andy.

a wonderful coastline

Hi Andy
A very nice picture, which I like very much!
Spectacular coast line
Great colours too
Best Wishes, a nice week ahead, and stay safe!!
Peter

Wunderschön kommt das mit diesen blühenden Vordergrund rüber lieber Andy,ein sehr schöner Anblick :))

Wünsche noch einen schönen Nachmittag,ganz liebe Grüße Güni :))

beau mais triste avenir...chez nous aussi certains bords de mer sont menacés...

A great coastal shot Andy. Agree with the Atlantic connection, the Irish and Scottish coastlines are very similar.

I was going to do another search to see if you'd posted this before, but then I thought, why bother?

It really doesn't matter to me..........and as I've said before I'm always happy to see your photos whether you posted them before or not..........especially when they're as good as this one!

Strong and splendid line coast, Andy

A fine coastline view, Andy !

William,
Malik,
PAM,
Eric,
Gillian,
Madeleine,
Jyryk,
Jaap,
Christa,
Reinhard,
Peter,
Güni,
Simone,
Greg,
Keith,
Judite,
Ulrich,
~~~Great comments! Many thanks to you all!~~~

Ein sehr schönes Foto Andy !

As Keith has said - I don't care if you've posted this before - your pictures are so welcome. I was amazed at the mine being uncovered due to erosion. Unfortunately there is quite a lot of erosion along the north coast, a huge house on the cliff edge has lost half of its garden, and thankfully its new owner has had the cliff shored up so it should last.

Ingrid,
Jenny,
Many thanks to you both!

Andy, I wouldn't worry if they are repeats or not. Shots like these are nothing but a pleasure! Anyway, people forget so they are probably fresh to most of us. This is a beautiful view of your Cornish coastline!

Thank you, Eunice! People sometimes THINK I've repeated an upload when it has been from the same place but maybe 5 years apart,or from a different angle, or different weather conditions and so on!

A wonderful sight, Andy!
It looks like heather is blooming there.
Does the impression deceive?

Thank you, * ઇઉ *!
No your eyes don't devceive you. Cornwall doesn't have climate, only weather - so hardy plants llike heather can bloom all year round but summer and autumn are their best times and this is a late summer shot, albeit from 11 years ago!

Thank you, Andy.

De toute beauté !!!!

Many thanks, Jeanne!

Immer wieder schön, diese wilde Küste!

Wilhelm,
Richard,
Thank you both!

Juste magnifique, des paysages dont on ne se lasse pas !
Bonne journée Andy.

Merci beaucoup, Jocelyne!

WOW !

I like WOW!
Thank you, Heide!

Another fine classic from you Andy. Unmistakable Cornwall. Well done.

Thanks for sharing with our UK Landscape Photography Group , Herb

A really beautiful coast! Love it much!