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Another shot of the best positioned tomb ever!
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El Cancho Largo in autumn, with colourful oak.
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South West Peninsula Coast Path near Zennor Head
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Zennor Parish
La Sierra de La Cabrera. Pure granite
La Sierra de La Cabrera, granite expression.
La Sierra de La Cabrera, El Cancho de La Bola - ho…
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Gurnard's Head (full screen please)
Heroic oak
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Porthcadjack, high tide.
Ayllon, Segovia Province.
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Sea carrot on a misty day.
El Cancho Largo
El Retiro rose garden. Rose Daniel Gelin
Sierra de La Cabrera.
Cornwall, a long coastal view.
Rose Daniel Gelin,
La Sierra de La Cabrera
Trevaunance Cove from the St Agnes path
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View from Bosigran Head to Gurnard's Head, Zennor, Cornwall
Pure granite coastline.
Gurnard; a fish - and very tasty too, In French: triglidae, In Spanish, rubio.
sounds wrong, Word Reference often is!
The far headland is supposed to resemble the strange angular shape of the head of a gurnard.
Gurnard; a fish - and very tasty too, In French: triglidae, In Spanish, rubio.
sounds wrong, Word Reference often is!
The far headland is supposed to resemble the strange angular shape of the head of a gurnard.
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