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HFF!!! Rhodochiton in my mother's garden
Orchid (Anacamptis picta). Spring revisited no 6.…
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These are profuse here between April and June, as are others including a Snake's Tongue variety. Well, early June is still spring in the Sierra.
Anacamptis picta, is the name of this variety. I have Ronald Losure to thank for this information. He has included more information and photos in a useful link alongside his comment below. Shot taken 2013 and first posted on ipernity 2016.
Porthcadjack Cove, Cornwall north coast, heather a…
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South West Peninsula coast Path between Basset Cove and Ralph's Cupboard, Portreath, Cornwall. For Pam. Full screen best, I think.
I simply felt like showing it again. It cheers me up! Hope it does the same for you. An addition to Project 21, April: Flowers.
San Lorenzo de El Escorial
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The Palace-monastery from the Herreria Woods, Abantos behind.
The Capital of Much of the Known World, circa 1590.
Cornish Garden.
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My Mother's garden, St Day, Cornwall.
Taken 2011, First posted on ipernity 2017.
Wild tulips (having a party). Sierra de La Cabrer…
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They only open at the height of the strongest sun and when the temperature gets really hot, sometimes for an hour or so only. I have seen them closed on a sunny and warm day - it just wasn't quite hot enough. This is not photoshopped or edited in any major way. The tulip colours and the grey of the degraded granite were as seen.
Sight and sound! www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXHwzyqFRDE
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL MY IPERNITY FRIENDS!!!!
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Plaza Chueca, Madrid. Christmas lights in the rain. First shown in 2016 on ipernity from a shot taken in 2013. I can't upload my new 2020 Christmas shot so a blast from the past will have to suffice!
Wheal Coates tin mine from Tubby's Head, Cornwall.…
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St Agnes' Heritage Coast, August 2014. Granite cliffs (and rock samphire in the foreground).
Honeysuckle, Fishing Cove, Cornwall
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High above the beach by the side of the steep path.
A lazy, hazy summer's afternoon.
The cliffs seen here are called The Knavocks. No idea why.
Gurnard's Head, Zennor, Cornwall
Poppies. Algete, Spain, May 2016.
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Madrid Province. Very close to the capital!
On the horizon, La Sierra de La Cabrera.
St Agnes' Head from Tubby's Head
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Lichen and rock samphire in the foreground. Taken July 2012 and first posted on ipernity 2016.
Porthcadjack from Carvannel Downs, Cornwall
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View from the South West Peninsula Coast Path to Asparagus and Samphire Islands and to North Cliffs and Godrevy, with West Penwith in the distance.
Crane Islands from Basset Cove, Cornwall
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Part of my low tide walk between Porthcadjack and Greenbank Coves.
This is not the lowest the tide gets. I normally walk across here further out to sea. I can only guess that the tide is on the way out as I would never attempt it if it were coming in! .
Hoyo de Manzanares. A rainy night.
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A favourite of mine. The first time I went out with my girlfriend, seen here waiting for the rain to stop!
Project 21 - Quarterly - 'night scenes'
Wheal Coates tin mine. Towanroath pumping engine-h…
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The tin mines extended far under the sea.
St Agnes' Heritage Coast, Cornwall.
HFF everybody, and maybe one we didn't expect to s…
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One of the happiest HFF shots I can remember posting for a few months! Now all we need to do is make it work!!
Wild flowers near Valdemanco, Madrid, on the approach to La Sierra de La Cabrera.
Porthcurno, Logan Rock, Pednvounder Beach.Trereen…
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Another one of this but it's irresistible!
A raincloud that had soaked everyone 15 minutes earlier can be seen scuttling away offshore. You can see the scale by the tiny figures in the surf.
First posted in 2016 but worth another airing I think!
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