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St Day Market Square clocktower.
Greenbank Cove, Cornwall - low tide.
The last rose
Cornish coast, Red Head Cove. High tide.
Fuchsias love this wet, cool and dank weather we'r…
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Market Square clocktower, Saint Day, Cornwall.
Another 'accident'!
Telegraph Street, Saint Day - after the rain. (Spo…
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The cranes fly off to Africa (recognised as the fi…
South West Peninsula Coast Path.
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La Sierra de La Cabrera
Another (this time without zoom) shot of the Sierr…
Last of 3 from my sister.
North Cliffs, Cornwall
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Fruit of the day.
My dad at his best!
Porthcadjack Cove, HANWE everyone!
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One more evening coastal shot
Goodnight!
And another evening coastal shot
Another evening shot at the coast
Earth, sea and sky.
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Mum's garden again.
Another evening light shot on the Cornish coast.
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Evening light and a silvery sea from St Agnes Head
St Agnes, Cornwall
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A local farm, Little Busveal, Saint Day.
Cornish Coast near Godrevy
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Towanroath Pumping Engine House, Wheal Coates tin…
Fishing Cove and The Knavocks.
Dawn, Valderrey - my sister's shot.
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St Day old parish church ruins.
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Built in inferior stone and on the cheap in the 1820s, this church soon started listing (possibly due to being built on ancient, uncharted tin mine shafts - St Day isn't known locally as 'Sinking City' for nothing!) and by the 1950s was unusable after the roof fell in. No money was available to shore it up and re-roof it so a more modest church was built nearby. Nonetheless it's still a local landmark and the spire is visible for miles around.
Built in inferior stone and on the cheap in the 1820s, this church soon started listing (possibly due to being built on ancient, uncharted tin mine shafts - St Day isn't known locally as 'Sinking City' for nothing!) and by the 1950s was unusable after the roof fell in. No money was available to shore it up and re-roof it so a more modest church was built nearby. Nonetheless it's still a local landmark and the spire is visible for miles around.
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Sad to relate but I once sent out many 100s of xmas cards to my clients and for some reason called one of my best clients a totally different name. I lost his business and served me right for being careless and not thoroughly checking. But I still do it, as you see!
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