Autumn Leaves.
Inlet of the Stack, + pip
Cedar's End
The Back Track
Look a bench!
Carry on Grazing
Across the Causeway
Smoke House
Sky Fire.
Rural Post Box
Glacial landscape
Dark & Grey Autumnal Day
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Noss Head Lighthouse & Post Box.
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End of the Breakwater
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Mind the Gap
Vulnerable.
Cliff Top Seat
Armadale Bay,
The Church in the Fields-, (pip)
First and Last Bench
Beach Path and Rust,
Across the Kyle
Back to Basics
To the Mountain., HFF
Reaching the Sea,
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Slow Burn.
Exchange
Port Logan,
Caithness Country
Loch Eriboll
Empty Benches and Evening Sun.
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Bridgwater Bay and the fertile coastal plain around the mouth of the River Parrett with the Mendip Hills as a backdrop, taken from Walford's Gibbet on Somerset's Quantock Hills.
Bridgwater Bay and the fertile coastal plain around the mouth of the River Parrett with the Mendip Hills as a backdrop, taken from Walford's Gibbet on Somerset's Quantock Hills.
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Indeed, it was Walford was sentenced to hang from this spot for 100 days, I have a link, although it is a little messy it tells the gory story.
www.somersetlive.co.uk/news/somerset-news/dark-somerset-doomed-marriage-jane-810710
Incidently Dead Woman's Ditch is just up the road, but that's another story.
At any rate, Walford's last view was a beautiful one.
Thank you for the link, Roger - and now I'm off to see if I can find the story of Dead Woman's Ditch!
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