Earth, sea and sky.

Magnificent capture! Stay well!

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Ein sehr schöner Ort, und eine tolle Aufnahme!

I'd like to see St. Agnes' face when you climb on top of her to take pictures ;)
Great triptych Andy!

Belle image marine !
Bonne journée. Amitiés

Keeping it simple is best

WHERE THE SKY AND TH SEA BECOME AS ONE !!!

GLORIOUS !

Great capture,Andy!

Best wishes
Füsun

beautiful image

have a nice day

A beautiful coastal scene, Andy.

,,,three layers of life...

Un beau ciel et mer très colorés.

You had better weather down there, than we had up here, Andy. I love looking at the sea when the sky is a mixture of colours.

William,
Walter,
Eric,
Jaap,
PAM,
Füsun,
Madeleine,
George,
Annemarie,
Armando,
Pierre,
Jenny,
~~~Great comments as usuall! Very many thanks to you all!~~~

It must be good to breathe that sea air (as long as it’s not blowing a gale). best wishes

Indeed! Thank you, Colin!

Ja, das weite Meer; sehr schön !

So easy...

The colours are beautiful and pure Cornwall Andy!

Lovely sky and a beautiful colour range, Andy
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Ein stimmungsvolles Bild!

Contemplative, with the sea just the right amount of choppy:-)

Infinity !

Ingrid,
Rosa,
Udo,
Roger,
Makrofan,
Gudrun,
Ulrich,
Great comments! Thank you all!

Is that a rock slightly awash just right of center? Suggests navigation here would be tricky!

Probably a whale, Steve.

That's even cooler!

I wasn't joking, Steve. I've seen a few whales here (unfortunately more dead and washed up than alive) and schools of porposes and every June (at one time before I moved away) families of basking sharks working their way serenely up the coast . Didn't take photos then so no record; which I now regret!

I wasn't joking, Andy. I think that's really cool!

I think something might have been lost in traslation mid Atlantic, Steve!. I recently learnt that 'your'e kidding me!' is much stronger in the US than here where it is a completely harmless phrase! Personally, I find these differences in language usage very interesting.

"Two countries separated by the same language." G.B. Shaw (attrib). ;)

Maybe GBS, but it's been attributed to quite a few different bods over the decades, Steve.
100 years ago philologists were certain that English and the American version of it would split irrevocably by about 2050. But they couldn't predict popular culture; Hollywood and popular music and television. The opposite is happening.

Indeed! Recording technology and mass communication in particular. I've seen it suggested that the maximum divergence was on the eve of World War I. Then came the doughboys; then after the war radio and movies, which exposed different parts of the Anglophone world to each others' accents and usages.