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Took myself off for a short drive this evening round the coast to'get my head shired' after a hard day's work and stopped to see the evening sun on Dunluce castle. It was only as I turned to leave that I noticed the low sun had cast a huge castle shadow on the cliff on the other side of the inlet.
Nicer on black.
Taken on the Australian South-east coast with a Canon 50e and 28-105mm f3.5/4.5 II on Ektachrome HD 200
Barren mountain ranges, standing guard to fertile valleys - a scene only too common in Ladakh region.
My wife and I went for a lovely walk down at Greenan Castle, this morning ~ all quiet apart from a another couple out walking! A little cold but a lovely sunny morning!!
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this cliffs can be seen between Olafsfjordur and Dalvik, North Iceland.
in Geirangerfjorden on our camping trip last summer. Can't wait to go again!
You can see more of our camping trip on Kitchen Simplicity
Vertical cliffs, Faroe Islands.
Faroe Islands are rugged and rocky, the coasts are mostly cliffs. Spectacular dramatic sea cliffs are a common element of the coast, with some of the highest in the world. An other common element is water. Rivers and streams are continuously fed by frequent rains caused by an instable climate originated from the position of the archipelago, in the middle of the Atlantic ocean, in the path of depressions moving north-east. Stunning waterfalls can be found everywhere on the islands creating a suggestive, fashinating and wild landscape.
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Hood Rich through the snow after Harvest and we still stop to sleep outside of a Days Inn. Old habits die hard.
Flagstaff, Arizona
The gorge of Ambas is located 53km south of Heraklion, in Asterousia Mountains. The main feature of the gorge is a waterfall formed near its start, with a height of 145m! The waterfall was impressive that day, as it had been raining for quite a while.
What appears to be perilously close to the 300’ or so drop to the bottom of the cliff, is a freight train with 66559 in charge of loaded potash wagons destined for Middlesbrough from the Boulby potash mine (6F32). Saltburn, North Yorkshire.
An eastbound BNSF train led by UP 6586-5690 and BNSF 7465 curve into the small canyon just east of Cliff (Pinecliffe), Colorado, on UP's Moffat Tunnel Sub, (Mile 36.5 from Denver) September 22, 2015. Photo by Joe McMillan.