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In life, we do things. Some, we wish we had never done and some we wish we could replay a million times. They make us who we are and, in the end, they shape and detail us. If we were to reserve them, we wouldn’t be the person we are today. So, just live. Make mistakes and have wonderful memories. But, never second guess who you are, where you’ve been and, most importantly, where you’re going. /S.L.M./
I suppose I should post a photo from our visit to Kerry Cliffs, even if there are probably better ones to to be found. It was a very windy day with low cloud but no extraordinary waves none the less I enjoyed the visit and found them more interesting than Moher...
Lost an air battle, but was gone just a little later, so I assume all was well after all. It did seem to like the attention, I enjoyed a nice crisp photo of a bird that RARELY sits still.
Bridgnorth Cliff Railway.
The steepest (64%) and shortest (61 metres) railway line in the UK. The cars are cable hauled, driven by an electric motor at the top station.
This is the top station.
27th August 2015
Cliff Gilker Park is located in Roberts Creek on the Sunshine Coast and has a network of easy hiking trails that pass several scenic waterfalls. The park offers a perfect hike for families to explore the bridges, forest, and terrain along several picturesque creeks.
This High Dynamic Range 360° panorama was tone-mapped from three bracketed 360° photographs with Photomatix, straightened with PTGUI Pro, processed with Color Efex, and touched up in Affinity Photo and Aperture.
Original size: 7000 × 3500 (24.5 MP; 132.78 MB).
Location: Cliff Gilker Park, Sunshine Coast, British Columbia, Canada
On a cloudy Sunday 30 August, Balfour Beatty track machine DR73938 trundles past Chalk Pit Lane, Brockham (between Reigate and Dorking) en route from South Croydon to Woking, after engineering works on the Oxted route. There has been a significant amount of trackside clearance done this summer, which shows in this view, along with new fencing along the railway. The origin of the name of the lane is apparent from the chalk cliffs beyond, which were quarried until the 1960s, and which had their own narrow gauge network. This fed into the siding at Betchworth station, which still exists today, albeit buried in shrubbery.
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An RSPB reserve, Bempton Cliffs, on the Yorkshire Coast attracts half a million seabirds each year to raise their chicks. Other wildlife calls the reserve home too.
The Cliffs of Moher are located at the southwestern edge of the Burren region in County Clare, Ireland.
Tragically I am moving so I could not retrieve this charming portrait from the rubbish. I did think about hanging it up for my tenants but they are foreign and may be scared by Sir Cliff's greatness.
I went for a ride to Fámara today, it is just a few km away from my village, but I haven't been there for many years. I was very surprised to find these gorgeous cliffs there, they go vertically down to the sea, 218 meters above sea level. It was breathtaking to go near the edge, so beautiful. There is a farm in Fámara, just a bit further down in the valley, south of this place. Two people live there only, they moved to Fámara last year in 2010, before that the place was not inhabited for two decades or so. It takes around 10 minutes to drive from here to Vágur, the nearest village. Fámara is on the west coast of Suðuroy. Most of the west coast are vertical cliffs, we are spoiled with cliffs, the highest sea cliff in Suðuroy is Beinisvørð, which is 470 meter high.
12.07.2012. When I was on my way up to Schilthorn in Switzerland I saw this man standing on this cliff. You will see what he was up to in the next pictures.... Read about Schilthorn here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schilthorn