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!
HFF everyone!
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Portreath outer harbour on a benign day (just for a change!)
And, yes, the Monkey Hut survived another storm (please see previous photos from about 6 weeks ago.) but a lot of repair work still needs doing!
HANWE everyone!
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'My' path to the pub again. Every time I pass here, it presents a different face. But Spring is at its peak now, so it's to be expected. Bluebells smothering the old retaining granite wall. A definite candidate for 'plants versus structures'?! And a composition I'm particularly pleased with.
Tunnel effect. Path at Springtime. HANWE everyone!
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I'll leave this one for you for now; I return to Spain first thing tomorrow morning. I have some more shots of this fave path of mine and will post them on and off together with new Spanish material.
Felt like a bit of David Bowie; www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JahAw8IpNE&list=RD6JahAw8IpNE&start_radio=1
Sight and Sound
Rhododendron, Mum's garden
For Pam
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I know she likes rock pools, especially Cornish ones!
I hope this won't disappoint.
I know it's hard to see any water here but in fact everything you see is covered by seawater; the light was so perfect and the air so still that you wouldn't know it was there!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5jOJc851hQ I know the shot is Cornwall and the music vid is Spanish but what the hey!
Rhododendron, for Keith, in answer to his question…
My Mum's garden in May.
I know I'm back in Spain but I just can't help mys…
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Typical floral clifftop - Northcliffs, Cornwall.
This stretch of clifftop has long since fallen away into the deep blue and the coast path goes some considerable way inland now.
CORNISH ROCK POOL FOR PAM!
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One of many rock pool shots I took in the years 2011 - 2015. Low tide.
Better on large.
From Bosigran Head, into the sun.
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I never know if these into the sun shots will ever work with my phone as I used to be able to have some control in my days of SLRs and filters. (but I'm talking 1970s and 80s here!)
Sight and sound. Always liked the Winter brothers version of authentic blues. www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzhgmJtKNZw
HFF!
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My mother's garden. This time a summer shot for a change!
Sight and sound: www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTj1LpG2SM0 Another from War. I just like their version of blues and funk and soul.
La Sierra de La Cabrera - HANWE everyone!
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An oldie and a winter shot. Bitterly cold. This shows much of the taller western end of the Sierra.
I hope to return here before too long.
Better on large for granite detail.
Another poppy field offering. HANWE everyone!
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I have maybe a couple more to post in the fullness of time.
The map puts me in the neighbouring parish of Fuente El Saz. I checked and they're right - by about 5 centimeters!
Perhaps the last passion flower of the year.
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Algete garden.
Sight and sound: An all time hero, Sixto Rodriguez: www.youtube.com/watch?v=_W978zoLu1w
HANWE Everyone!
Another choppy sea shot at Portreath.
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Portreath outer harbour. Better on large and large again.
Sight and Sound. Big Mama Thornton with 'Ball and Chain' made popular by Janice Joplin, but Big Mama wrote it. www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJlBo5KJ3b4
Basset Cove.
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Cornish coast. The figures give the scale.
The path down starts at the bottom of the photo, left hand corner and it's not for the faint hearted! So it's mercifully free of the summer hordes! Although surfers like it here and can swamp the place if the conditions suit them.
Personification of Spain!
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I was amazed when I saw the outline of a map of Spain through this rock window! OK, it's not a perfect outline but you couldn't get much better!
La Sierra de La Cabrera and the Bustarviejo Valley.
More Cornish tin mines. HANWE, everyone!
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Situated on a minor side road between St Day and Chacewater, I only re-discovered them when sent on a detour due to a road closure. I don't know their names. Perhaps worth viewing on large for detail of the stonework.
Sight and Sound: I heard this aged 9 at the same time as Penny Lane and fell in love with them both and it was the first time I listened to popular music - I was having a classical musical training. Have ever since loved the 'best' of both! www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDgqIyprGLM
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