Bosigran Head, sea-cliff climbing, nursery slopes.

Yes I'd heard that the drystone walls on Dartmoor and also in Cornwall, are considered to be the oldest man-made structures still being used nowadays for the original purpose. Makes you kind of proud to have that history in the area where you live doesn't it? This is a brilliant picture of the moorland and the granite rocks.

Are you starting to do climbing again Andy? Good for you, but do take it easy, there's no rush for these things?

I haven't rock-climbed since 1986, Jenny. I restrict my mountain activities to walking but especially scrambling, which is halfway between walking and climbing. If you need one or both hands for balance or for movement, it's scrambling.
Thank you - pleased you like this: 99% of people would point the camera the other way towards the Atlantic!
And that claim about the oldest, etc ... Yes - an easy claim to make but these walls throughout the Southwest, probably are what is claimed!

Remarquable et excellente capture joliment partagée avec ces rochers de granite et ces personnes au-dessus.
Bonne et agréable fin de soirée.

Many thanks, Malik. I love this area and have known it all my life.

Marvelous shot! Stay well!

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Venerable man-made stone structures, amazing history, such a lovely rugged landscape.

Bonne journée Andy.

Superbe image des sportifs dans ce beau paysage !
Bonne journée. Amitiés

Impressive rock formation with a great view.

A fine shot Andy and it looks like you are getting out-and-about again now in this adventurous coastline. Well done.

Thanks for sharing with our UK Landscape Photography Group , Herb

My first time in Zennor (my spiritual home when in England) in the 6 months since I came here to help my parents out - and it looks like being my last!

Great notes Andy. Looks like it is well used! For me, I'll take the view the other way :-)
Well captured all the same.

Me too but it makes a change!
Thank you, Rosa!

A really beautiful and interesting landscape Andy............I like how you've composed this to give the granite rocks pride of place. A smashing shot.

Thanks for the notes too.

My youngest daughter and her children would love this sort of place, They do a lot of "bouldering" when they get the chance.

Bouldering can be fun, Keith - but only if you're into that sort of thing and I did a bit of it in my day!

Love your granite impressions very much, Andy !

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Interesting capture Andy
Thank you for posting your image in the group
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