Long Way Down IX

Thank you, Malik!

Superbe vue plongeante avec de belles couleurs !

Many thanks, Nacer!

Beautiful again.

Loveee this !

côte sauvage impressionnante et très beau cadrage ( très beau coup comme l'on dit chez moi )
amitiés / yves

Thank you Yves. The same in English; 'a good hit!'

Vue plongeante *******

Great shot, nice place.

Erhard,
buonacoppi,
Nick,
Bernd,
Philippe,
Rashid,
Pam,
Gillou,
Yves,
Julien,
Jose,
Many thanks to you all!

Breathtaking perspective again, Andy ! Wow !

Pierre,
Ulrich,
Thank you both!

Yep...it's a long way down! Superb shot though Andy.

Jean,
Rosa,
Thank you both!

powerful !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The rugged beauty of this landscape is always breathtaking. Wonderful shot, Andy!

Jenny,
Gudrun,
Helena, sorry Helena - I can't add to Virtual Explore if it is already on Explore!
amelie,
Nora,
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Thank you all!

I don't remember it, but if you had it wouldn't matter as it is a superb photo!

Must have been on Pano!

WOW, such a marvelous view, Andy !!! Happy week-end !!!!!!!!

merveilleux andy !!

I like the perspective in this shot Andy..................even though it's a tad close to the edge for me!

Some lovely coloured flora in the foreground and great wave action. Excellent!

I have posted a few of these now and I think this is my favourite, Keith!
Many thanks!

Whoa!

'Whoa!'
As in stop horse immediately, is sound advice at this clifftop edge, John! :o)

nice look down¡¡

I agree, Mario - but there are many who would disagree with us!

cammino,
Nicole,
Petar,
Eunice,
Marie-claire,
Dominique,
Keith,
Martine,
John,
Mario,
Thank you all!

ANDY! OH Goodness! don't take another step! this makes me dizzy :) a great photo for sure, well done, you seem to have been sure-footed:)) YS... H A N W E Sarah

Thank you Sarah!
Please bear with me while I explain something!
When I was a child and all my friends, as well as my brother and sister, were climbing trees, doing cartwheels and generally being carefree and exuberant without a thought to risk and danger, I was the opposite. I had a strong imagination and always feared the worse. But I realised this had to be conquered and the opportunity arose when I was paired with a French lad (on a school exchange programme) aged 13. His brother, aged 24, was a seriously good rock-climber and he asked me if I wanted to learn to climb. Every sinew in my body and neuron in my brain screamed out NOOOO! But I bit the bullet, found that I got a great adrenalin rush and I conquered my general nervousness and fear of heights!
However, I retained a crucial respect for risk and danger!!!! I don't go where I can't easily retrace my steps!
HANWE to you too! :o)

A superb and dizzying view!***

I am falling ....

Rebeca,
Nouchet,
Jens,
Graf Geo (welcome!),
Pat,
Thank you all!

Holy cow, Andy! You're always either climbing a steep granite jumble or standing with your toes over the edge of a cliff! I begrudgingly admit that this shot was worth it, the color and detail are beautiful. ;-)

I will take it that Holy Cow is a compliment!
Thank you, Diane!

Many thanks, Fred!