Lest We Forget ~ Sand Sculpture
HFF ~ Bude, Cornwall
Clovelly, Devon.
Clovelly Harbour
HBM ~ Bude, Cornwall.
Clovelly Harbour
Morwenstow Church ~ Cornwall
Mere, Wiltshire.
St Michael's ~ Mere
HFF Everyone.
Mere, Wiltshire.
Morwenstow Church ~ Cornwall
HBM ~ Hartland Quay
Bude Beach ~ Cornwall
HFF from Westward Ho!
Charles Kingsley Museum ~ Clovelly
Fancy's Farm ~ Portland.
HBM ~ Mere, Wiltshire.
River Neet ~ Bude, Cornwall.
Hartland Peninsula ~ Devon
Four Candles
HFF Everyone.
Brimsmore Garden Centre.
River Torridge at Twilight
HBM from Stourhead
Peacock
Autumn in Stourhead
Clouds! ~ Appledore
HFF ~ Bideford, Devon.
Hartland Quay ~ Devon.
Fuchsias
St Mary's Church ~ Porchester Castle
HBM
Portchester Fort Bailey
Portchester Castle.
HFF from Portchester.
Autumn Hydrangeas
River Wey Estuary at Seatown.
HBM from Minehead.
West Bay Station
Seatown, Dorset.
HFF Everyone
Rock Star!
Dunster Church & Cottage.
The Yarn Market ~ Dunster
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Welcombe Mouth Beach
Welcombe Mouth Beach is a very secluded and quiet beach on the Devon/Cornwall border. This hidden gem is part of a 'Site of Special Scientific Interest' and is surrounded by steep, rocky cliffs and costal slopes. When the tide is low it reveals a small beach of golden sand with many rock pools to be found along the fore shore. Along with some interesting geology there is a picturesque waterfall, which I have done my best to capture in the high winds and rain. Not the easiest beach to access and tends to be popular with the local surfers and ramblers.
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Great pictures of both waters.
Like Anton it makes me run again around Inverness in the sixties.
Thank you Rosalyn.
Good evening.
Good evening.
It is near the Cornish border and a wild and windy area on the Atlantic coast.
I am pleased to bring back good memories, and many thanks for your very kind comments..
Good evening Jose.
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