El Escorial from the Roman road
Spring wild flowers
Portreath Harbour
The path to the nudist beach - a doddle.
The path to the nudist beach from near the top.
Sierra de La Cabrera granite
Cancho de La Bola, home of Griffon vultures (recom…
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Roman road near El Escorial
Griffon vultures
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Carn Galva
Spring wildflowers
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Sloes on granite!
The Pepper Pot
Substantial granite boulder
By the monastery garden wall. La Sierra de La Cabr…
Porthgwarra
Val at St Agnes Beacon
Cornish farmhouse (and of course Cornish cream tea…
Convento Monasterio de San Julien y San Antonio, S…
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Bustarviejo Valley from La Sierra de La Cabrera
Mondalindo from La Sierra de La Cabrera
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Chun Quoit
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Will the storm come this way?
Porthcadjack - very low tide.
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Venerable door, probably not much in use!
Gurnard's Head (Trereen Dinas North)
Gentle ripples at Porthcadjack
Sierra de La Cabrera. Griffon vultures on every ou…
Gurnard's Head (Trereen Dinas North)
San Lorenzo de El Escorial from El Fraile, Las Mac…
Granite boulder
Looking East from near Zennor Head, Cornwall. On t…
Lizard Rock, or any other suggestions for a name…
Newdown's Head, Cornwall
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Porthcurno/ Logan Rock area. Taken from near the end of the headland.
Porthcurno/ Logan Rock area. Taken from near the end of the headland.
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Andy Rodker club has replied to LucetteMy mother was about 25 miles away, probably gardening and preparing supper both at the same time (women can multi-task you know!).
This is the Atlantic Ocean!
:o)
Lucette has replied to Andy Rodker clubcomme ça vous aves pensé à votre maman !
bonne soirée Andy !
Andy Rodker club has replied to LucetteNarelle,
Ron,
Larry,
Lucette,
Many thanks to you all!
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Eva,
Chrissy,
Erhard,
Narvik,
Gillou,
Hans,
John F,
Ulrich,
Jose,
Many thanks to you all!
Andy Rodker club has replied to Rosalyn HilborneRosalyn Hilborne has replied to Andy Rodker clubEven the the anthropomorphous rock on the left, looking like an ancient big lizard seems to enjoy geatly it!:-)
Andy Rodker club has replied to Beatrice Degan(MARS)Many thanks Bea!!
Andy Rodker club has replied to Fred Fouarge clubAndy Rodker club has replied to Keith Burton clubNot iron, but there is granite around the world that has a pinkish to orangy hue. Parts of the North coast of Brittany are just the same. I don't know what causes this colour. (Having said that, some expert will weigh in with the fact that it IS iron; knowing my luck!)
Philippe,
Annemarie,
Lenke,
Ron,
Jean,
Marie-claire,
Ron,
Rosa,
Jocelyne,
John,
Bea,
Fred,
Keith,
Pat,
Betty.
Thank you all!
Nouchet,
Thank you both!
Andy Rodker club has replied to Fred Fouarge club:o)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
And if I forget to say it later, I'll have said it here; thank you too for your extensive visit!
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