St Agnes Head
St Agnes Head, gorse and heather, for Pam.
Man and His Man from St Agnes Head, for Pam
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Greenbank Cove, for Pam
Choppy waters
North Cliffs, looking towards Naxrax Point
Porthcadjack, for Pam!
Basset Cove and Crane Islands at high tide. (for P…
Navrax Point, Godrevy Coast, for Pam.
Rockpool, Greenbank Cove, for Pam.
Greenbank Cove and a play with colour.
Cornwall coastal scene
Coastal erosion
Asparagus Island from Porthcadjack
Two small rock windows.
North Cliffs, above Basset Cove, for Pam.
Tubby's Head, for Pam.
The Cliffs at St Agnes. For Pam.
Crane Island rock. for Pam.
Rock window at the end of the Logan Rock promontor…
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Coastal erosion
The West Penwith Coast from Bosigran Head
Greenbank Cove
Greenbank Cove, For Pam
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Greenbank Cove, Cornwall
Shetland ponies, Portreath, Cornwall
Above Trevaunance Cove, St Agnes, Cornwall
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Shetland pony, for Pam.
Crane Castle
Tubby's Head
Bronze Age tomb
Wheal Coates retaining wall and wildflowers
Rockpool, Porthtowan
Penberth Cove
Granite, sea, and heather. For Pam!
Gurnard's Head
Crane Islands from above Basset Cove.
Tubby's Head, for Pam.
Well, it has been at least 6 weeks since my last G…
The Penberth Cove section of the coast path, for P…
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Camp Cameron, Saint Agnes, for Pam.
Half accident (in that it was horriblly unfocused), and half rescued in editing to make it tolerable.
I eventually decided I liked the slightly hazy effect so here it is, after 18 months of dilly-dallying (or is it shilly-shallying?)!
Shasta daisies and montbretia and a yellow interloper (teasel?)
Camp Cameron: the US army's camp in WWII for their coloured personnel, it being thought best to keep them out of the way in isolation form the Brits in case they should frighten the horses (or something). As I've mentioned before; boxer Joe Louis was stationed here for what he recalled as the most boring time of his life. There is absolutely NOTHING left of this camp. When fully operational it covered most of the St Agnes Headland.
For Pam.
I eventually decided I liked the slightly hazy effect so here it is, after 18 months of dilly-dallying (or is it shilly-shallying?)!
Shasta daisies and montbretia and a yellow interloper (teasel?)
Camp Cameron: the US army's camp in WWII for their coloured personnel, it being thought best to keep them out of the way in isolation form the Brits in case they should frighten the horses (or something). As I've mentioned before; boxer Joe Louis was stationed here for what he recalled as the most boring time of his life. There is absolutely NOTHING left of this camp. When fully operational it covered most of the St Agnes Headland.
For Pam.
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