Photos for Pam - 100 + photos, mainly of Cornwall, because as Pam herself once told me; "That is where my heart is!"
In support of Pam J in her recovery programmes and a sincere wish for a quick and total return to normality!
A splash of Cornish summer colour!
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On a good sunny summer's day on the Southwest Peninsular coast path, Northcliffs above Greenbank Cove.
Another strip of coast that fell into the sea a few years ago.
I know I posted this before possibly more than once, but I long long ago ran out of fresh Cornwall photos.
H. A. N. W. E. everyone!
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Cantueso. The name of this lavender variety. It used to be thought of as the same as a similar-looking Provençal variety; it looks the same. But DNA profiling proved it was distinct. By the way, the two top 'petals' are in fact modified leaves.
ADDED NOTE: It seems I was misinformed. This Wilki link is more accurate and up-tp-date!
es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lavandula_stoechas
Anoher piece of Cornish coast no longer there.
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H. A. N. W. E. everyone!
Above Greenbank Cove, Northcliffs, Cornwall.
The Southwest Peninsula Coastpath had already been moved back some years before and you can see a section of the old path here. The following year (2012) and all this had fallen away.
Yes, posted before but I like it!
St Agnes Head
H. A. N. W. E. everyone. Steep path down (even ste…
A vulture on (nearly) every pinacle!
H. A. N. W. E. Everyone!
Wisteria, Calle Tutor, Madrid
Cornish coast.
Not a common sight nowadays.
A favourite tree.
More Cornish coast.
Cistus, jara, or rock rose (best on full screen).
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In the Sierra de La Cabrera.
Two varieties seen here. I like both the blowsier pure-white petal one and the more compact carmine-flecked one.
H. A. N. W. E. everyone!
Southwest Peninsula Coastpath
Basset Cove and Porthcadjack from Crane Castle, be…
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Crane Castle was an Iron Age (possibly older) clifftop fort and settlement. It has fallen into the sea over the centuries and I am standing on what would have been the landward battlements. Maybe another 200 years before it falls away completely?
Neolithic Clifftop Tomb, Penberth Cove, Cornwall
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Must have been a Very Important Person indeed to merit such an impressive location for a tomb!
Penberth Cove, West Penwith, Cornwall
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