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As one of Europe’s leading family destinations, this Resort exceeds expectations.
Located atop the dramatic red Algarvian cliffs that overlook the Atlantic Ocean, it affords a privileged position, with views spanning the soft sand beaches, elegant pine forests and abundant indigenous flora.
Where man and nature merge.
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After giving us the Palatki ruins/rock art tour, our friends Larry and Shermane showed us some Sedona sites that most tourists never know about. The first was a short hike to a relatively small, but exceptional rock art panel. The next was a hike up a beautiful canyon to some hidden ruins high in a cliff wall and then to a massive rock art panel that ran about the length of a football field.
For our annual spring fling, we chose Sedona, Arizona. We spent 7 days hiking trails around Sedona and a day hiking the Grand Canyon's South Rim. The highlight of our trip was spending 4 days on the trails with Larry and Shermane who we met last year at The Citadel Ruin on Cedar Mesa. They graciously opened their home to us and showed us Sedona area sites that the average tourist would never know about.
Blands cliff, a steep cobbled street built in the 1760's by the Quaker merchant John Bland leads from the main town of Scarborough down to the sea. Professional artists began the project of painting murals on the walls in 2002 and will be continuing over the next few years, adding more paintings and sculptural work, helping to regenerate the old town of Scarborough.
A couple of sunbathing mowers on the cliff at Boscombe. See a wider view here www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=2516138
This is a location where I am sure I could get a truly great picture if I could come back again and again to check the changing light conditions here more often, alas it is over a 2 hour drive away.
Happy Thanksgiving, The Cliff Walk at dawn in Newport, Rhode Island.Photography By: Eric Full/ fullimages.com
Mocking Cliff Chat - Thamnolaea cinnamomeiventris albiscapulata - Рыжебрюхий камнелаз
Bekele Mola Hotel, Lake Langano, Oromia Region, Ethiopia, 01/08/2015
Old Hunstanton Beach.
The stratified Carstone (orange), red chalk limestone and white chalk cliffs on the beach at Old Hunstanton. A section of the Hunstanton Formation of lower reddish limestone which was laid down during the Lower Cretaceous. This is topped by a white chalk layer from the Upper Cretaceous period.
Inside the cave. The cave is fenced off, not open to public. I stuck my camera into a hole in the fence and tried to get pics of the inside.
Shortly after 4:00pm County Fire was dispatched to a report of a subject over the cliff. Upon arrival, Engine 17 found a male trapped approximately 35 feet over the side with his dog. Using a County Sheriff's pickup as an anchor point, a firefighter was lowered down. After attaching a harness to the victim, both dog and owner were lower safely to the beach. AMR was also on scene but neither dog nor owner required any medical attention.
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These last few mornings before i go to the hospital have been the calm before the inevitable storm that will occur when William and mum come home, so i've been using them to catch up on work and in this case post some of the shots i haven't got round to posting so far this year on the theme of the UK coastline.
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