Granite lumps.
Valdemanco (and a full moon)
Madrid from the Casa de Campo.
The Penberth Cove section of the coast path, for P…
A holm oak holt.
One way back down to the village!
Well, it has been at least 6 weeks since my last G…
Tubby's Head, for Pam.
Crane Islands from above Basset Cove.
Stormy day.
El Pico de La Miel.
Spanish Lavender and granite
Gurnard's Head
Above a sea of fog. (please view large)
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Granite, sea, and heather. For Pam!
Cancho de La Bola - home to vultures.
HFF number 2 today! A small, intimate and beautifu…
H. A. N. W. E. everybody! Convento Monasterio de S…
Candelario
Fading evening light
Penberth Cove
Rockpool, Porthtowan
La Sierra de La Cabrera - granite ... and rocky lo…
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Babbling brook.
Right Angle
South West Peninsula Coast Path at Newdown's Head,…
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Mountain stream on granite
Sierra de La Cabrera granite
Newdowns Head and coast path, for Pam.
Trevaunance Cove, for Pam.
Penzance Harbour - for Pam!
Temple pond
A stormy day in Madrid
Sunrise!! A joy to start the day with this!
Rock pool, Godrevy
Fallen oak. Sierra de La Cabrera
Portreath Harbour, for Pam!
Goat and granite wall (and no kidding!)
Carn Brae granite
An odd granite rock
Ralph's Cupboard
Pedraza door, night shot.
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Carn Galva
Porthmeor Farm, Zennor and its fields, as seen from Carn Galva. For Pam.
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Andy Rodker club has replied to Jenny McIntyre clubThe Berrymans of Porthmeor (and of other farms nearby) certainly do posses farmhouses with spectacular views!
The fields you mentioned are reputed to be edged by stone walls that are possibly the oldest stone structures, in continuous use for their original purpose, anyway in the world! I think it might just possibly be the case with about 5% of the walls seen here!
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Andy Rodker club has replied to William Sutherland clubAndy Rodker club has replied to Eunice Perkins clubThe only slight downside is that it is facing south, away from the sea; but even so I can see, on a very clear day only, Mounts Bay, St Michaels's Mount, and the distinctive chimney of the famous Ding Dong tin mine.
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