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A Saturday run
Natures tempest
Red fire-escape fence
Winters snap
Ballinskelligs
An Island view
The calming storm
A cold walk at Lees Brook
They have landed!
Reach to the skies
Wrecked fence
Skopelos
Pied Wagtail (adult)
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Storm brewing at Peyia
Lighthouse view via fence
Treebeard
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A Rossbeigh sunset
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Three Trees
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Thunderhead over SeaCaves
View from Knightstown, Valentia Island
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SeaCaves, Paphos
Snow walk to the Pike.
Valentia Lighthouse at Cromwell Point
Cromwell Point Lighthouse
Valencia Island and the Skelligs
Star trails over Cyprus
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Fog Bow over Dovestones.
A Wintery Wonderland fence
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Storm lighting at Rossbeigh.
Lough Caragh
Storm at Rossbeigh
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Towards Seefin
Rails, fences and steam in Devon
The mighty Matterhorn
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A view from Kerry Cliffs
Enjoy with me this spectacular view from the high Kerry Cliffs. You cannot grasp the scale of this scene until you see the fence and path along the top of the cliffs on the right here. At the end of which three people are holding a discussion. Of note too here is the natural geology of the rock.
Kerry Cliffs offer spectacular views of the Skellig Islands and Puffin Island, (opposite side to this -Herb) over 1,000 feet (305 meters) high. The cliffs were formed over 400 million years ago. Located just 3km from Portmagee village. www.wildatlanticway.com
As always - best in full screen size.
Kerry Cliffs offer spectacular views of the Skellig Islands and Puffin Island, (opposite side to this -Herb) over 1,000 feet (305 meters) high. The cliffs were formed over 400 million years ago. Located just 3km from Portmagee village. www.wildatlanticway.com
As always - best in full screen size.
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