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North Cliffs, Cornwall
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Fruit of the day.
My dad at his best!
Cancho Gordo. An oldie for sure, but not previousl…
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Sky and country
Rose garden, El Retiro
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From my old bedroom window.
Spooky is as spooky does
Carn Marth (not every Cornwall photo can be all su…
Granite headbutt
HANWE everyone! A Madrid parish church.
For Xata
The silvery sea. Porthcadjack Cove.
Old chimney, Redruth, Cornwall.
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H. A. N. W. E. everyone! Reskajeage.
Merry Christmas to all my dear friends on ipernity…
Another (this time without zoom) shot of the Sierr…
La Sierra de La Cabrera
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South West Peninsula Coast Path.
The cranes fly off to Africa (recognised as the fi…
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Telegraph Street, Saint Day - after the rain. (Spo…
Another 'accident'!
Market Square clocktower, Saint Day, Cornwall.
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Fuchsias love this wet, cool and dank weather we'r…
Cornish coast, Red Head Cove. High tide.
The last rose
Greenbank Cove, Cornwall - low tide.
St Day Market Square clocktower.
St Day old parish church ruins.
Porthcadjack Cove, HANWE everyone!
HFF, everyone and a temporary change of scene!
One more evening coastal shot
Goodnight!
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Last of 3 from my sister.
The Sierra de Guadarrama starts to rise to loftier peaks towards the left of the shot, But I prefer the more intimate feel of the granite ridge that is the small but endlessly fascinating Sierra de La Cabrera to the right..
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Yes, I am extremely lucky to have this view to look at every day, weather permitting of course!~~~
I expect to be back there in a few week's time ... and then another stint here in Cornwall and so it might continue for a time but with these things the future can never be predicted with any degree of certainty.
I am thankful that I see them every day (well, apart from these past few weeks as I'm in Cornwall looking after my parents!
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