Godrevy
Long Way Down VI
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Basset Cove and Crane Islands with a peaceful sea.
Reskajeage Downs
Between Porthcadjack and Basset Cove, North Cliffs…
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North Cliffs
Hell's Mouth on a benign day.
St Agnes' Head
BATS!!
Straight ahead is the fun way!
Sea carrot and heather
Penberth Cove
Portreath from Treaga Hill and ponies.
Gurnard's Head, Zennor, Cornwall
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Cornish Coast
Ralph's Cupboard, Portreath, Cornwall
Zennor Coast, Cornwall. On the South West Peninsul…
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Porthcadjack
Cornish Coast
Getting murky, best not to stay out on the coast p…
St Agnes Head and Man-and-His-Man
Last one down's a sissy!
The Cornish coast near Porthcurno
Deadman's Cove
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St Agnes Head, granite and heather
...Hmmmm... now let me see ... Yes, I'm sure the p…
North Cliffs
Ralph's Cupboard
Ralph's Cupboard
Ralph's Cupboard
Ralph's Cupboard. H. A. N. W. E. everyone!
Basset Cove. Yes, the path went across here ... on…
Towanroath pumping engine house
Gurnard's Head from Zennor Head
The Portreath Pepper Pot (I wouldn't suggest sayin…
South West Peninsula Coast Path
Rock window
Hell's Mouth
Gurnard's Head.
Best not stand too close to the edge.
A Cornish beach on a sunny day.
View from Treaga or Western Hill
Ralph's Cupboard.
Porthcadjack - The South West Peninsula Coast Path
Yes, the path once crossed here!
Barley in the breeze
Gurnard's Head from the east.
South West Peninsula Coast Path
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St Agnes' Head
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Godrevy
Sally's Bottom
Near the top of St Agnes Head
Gurnard's Head and Carn Galva from Zennor Head. Ve…
Reskajeage. I'm sure Pam will like this! H. A. N.…
Basset Cove, North Cliffs and Crane Islands. One m…
Newdown's Head and Man and His Man, for Pam!
Looking East from near Zennor Head, Cornwall. On t…
Newdown's Head, Cornwall
Man and His Man (or Bawden Rocks)
Granite and blow-holes
Hell's Mouth. H. A. N. W. E. !!!!!!!!!
Porthcurno and the Minnack theatre from the Logan…
Ponies on Treaga Hill
Gorse and heather, Basset Cove, Cornwall
South West Peninsula Coast Path near Newdown's Hea…
Coastal erosion
Cornish granite and coast
Porthcadjack from Carvannel Downs
Cornish granite
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Happy Shetland pony - South West Peninsula Coast P…
Caribbean blue, heather and granite
Godrevy
Porthcadjack, Cornwall
Cornish granite. Trereen Dinas (South). Dartmoor p…
North Cliffs, above Porthcadjack on the way to Bas…
Pony on Treaga Hill, Portreath
Zennor Parish
South West Peninsula Coast Path near Zennor Head
Another shot of the best positioned tomb ever!
South West Peninsula Coast Path, Cornwall (the las…
View from Bosigran Head to Gurnard's Head, Zennor,…
Porthcadjack
Crane Islands
Portreath Beach from Treaga Hill
Gorse and heather
Mutton Cove, Reskajeage, Cornwall
Zennor Hill
Cornish granite near Penberth Cove
Man and His Man
Gurnard's Head from the South West Peninsula Coast…
Ponies and seagull.
Hell's Mouth from Navrax Head.
North Cliffs
Cornish granite
St Agnes' Head
Bosigran. Climbing cliff face and mine ruins. (bes…
North cliffs from Navrax Point.
St Agnes' Head.
HFF! Mesmerised ponies!
Towanroath, Chapel Porth
Ralph's Cupboard, Portreath
St Agnes' Head, Cornwall
Ralph's Cupboard at low tide
Porthcadjack at low tide.
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St Agnes' Head, Cornwall
Neolithic Clifftop Tomb, Penberth Cove, Cornwall
Penberth Cove, West Penwith, Cornwall
HFF everyone! A rare Cornish fence.
North Cliffs, Cornwall
South West Peninsula Coast Path, Cornwall
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From above Navrax Point to North Cliffs.
Typical Cornish coastal scenery. Hell's Mouth is mid shot. It simply sucked in shipping!
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However you have got me stumped here!
What aspect of the verb 'to suck' isn't clear to you?
I can't see where there is any difference? If I had a glass of something to drink and a straw, I could demonstrate the meaning. There must be some connotation that is getting in the way of understanding here and, as a teacher of English, I would love to know what it might be!??
Pam J club has replied to Andy Rodker clubHere.. you will hear the expression (or similar) "That sucked" or "That really sucked" or "That sucks" . Basically meaning "That was awful" / "That is awful/terrible downright annoying" etc
That makes it different in meaning
Andy Rodker club has replied to Pam J clubPam J club has replied to Andy Rodker clubIts not a word I would have used in that context .. but all I can say is ai am familiar with both and most people are.
Andy Rodker club has replied to Pam J clubThank you!
I have thought about it and realise that it might seem a tad obscure, but I like the metaphor and will keep it as it is. I could have said something like " ... so named because of the large amount of shipping that was wrecked on this small stretch of coast."
It's OK, but not as snappy!
Have a good day!
(sorry ... Sleep well!)
Andy Rodker club has replied to Eunice Perkins clubBehind me is Godrevy lighthouse but although it helped, it often wasn't enough in the foulest weather.
Erhard,
Pam,
Gillou,
Eunice,
Jocelyne,
Ulrich,
Very many thanks to you all!
Andy Rodker club has replied to Rosalyn Hilborne clubYes, and of course, wrecking was a major, if unsavoury, business!
Greetz, Christien.
Andy Rodker club has replied to Chris10 clubRosa,
Christien,
Many thanks!
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Many thanks to you all!
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