Breakers
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Breakers at Widemouth Bay; the winds coming off the cliffs and whipping up the spray.
Showing posts with label sea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sea. Show all posts
Saturday, 30 March 2013
Sunday, 17 February 2013
17th February 2013
Crackington Sunset
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Sunset at Crackington Haven on the North Cornwall coast.
Our friends, James and Netty, came to visit - we had a very enjoyable day. The weather couldn't have been better; a glorious early Spring day where the sun shone all day in cloudless blue skies.
I know this is 'Photo-a-Day" but I also really liked the picture below with the sunburst above Cambeak. So I am cheating (it's my blog, I can cheat if I want to!) and adding a second picture.
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Sunset at Crackington Haven on the North Cornwall coast.
Our friends, James and Netty, came to visit - we had a very enjoyable day. The weather couldn't have been better; a glorious early Spring day where the sun shone all day in cloudless blue skies.
I know this is 'Photo-a-Day" but I also really liked the picture below with the sunburst above Cambeak. So I am cheating (it's my blog, I can cheat if I want to!) and adding a second picture.
Labels:
beach,
coast,
Crackington Haven,
North Cornwall,
sea,
sunset
Saturday, 2 February 2013
2nd February 2013
Waters Edge
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Edges of the waves.
A beautiful winters day. We walked from Northcott Mouth across the cliff path to Sandymouth, then back along the beach to Northcott. The beach was almost deserted, just perfect.
There is a wreck at Northcott; SS Belem lies below Menachurch Point, between Northcott Mouth and Sandymouth. This picture was taken as we walked towards it. The wreck itself has been bookmarked for a return visit, or two, for my Photo-a-Day.
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Edges of the waves.
A beautiful winters day. We walked from Northcott Mouth across the cliff path to Sandymouth, then back along the beach to Northcott. The beach was almost deserted, just perfect.
There is a wreck at Northcott; SS Belem lies below Menachurch Point, between Northcott Mouth and Sandymouth. This picture was taken as we walked towards it. The wreck itself has been bookmarked for a return visit, or two, for my Photo-a-Day.
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