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This was a porch on Jefferson Blvd In Oak Cliff. This was shot that took some thought on composing. Not sure how I would like this. Here is the end result. I like it.

Cliff Swallow (Petrochelidon pyrrhonata).

 

Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge.

Grayson County, Texas. 30 April 2017.

Nikon D7200. AF-S Nikkor ED 500mm f4 D.

f4 @ 1/6400 sec. ISO 640.

The wild and windswept Patagonian coastline.

Penisula Valdés

Chubut, Argentina.

Arnar Rósenkranz, drummer of icelandic band Cliff Clavin, live at Græni Hatturinn, Akureyri.

 

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Aidan's farm borders the ocean so has access to the beach.

A kiva at the far end of Cliff Palace (near the tour exit).

in the seacaves beneath noses point

Dramatic cliffs of 2.8-million-year-old deep-marine Mangweka Mudstone form an imposing backdrop along middle reaches of the Rangitikei River. Bands of hard concretions, much the same as those at the nearby Whitecliffs Boulders, protrude from the cliff face. The cliffs also contain thin volcanic ash layers from large eruptions in the then-active Tauranga-Kaimai Volcanic Centre, and thin sandstone beds that represent submarine landslide and storm deposits.

If you look closely, you can see a trail hugging the cliff on the left side, and coming out just enough to get the best shots of the bridge.

 

We didn't take the trail. The clouds were ominous by this point, and some five minutes later, the sky opened up in huge droplets of rain that came down so hard and fast that they both hurt and immediately soaked you.

 

I'm sure that trail still felt *really safe* in the rain. ::twitch::

All that remains of the Northcliffe mansion that once stood behind, is the Cliff Villa. Once a snooker room and summer house.

Uluwatu Cliff, Bali, Indonesia

More cliffs on Alderney. The rocks are Les Etacs or Gannett rock. This was taken on a windy day, and I was standing next to a blown-up Nazi bunker.

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Viewed from the ferry

White Cliffs made from chalky limestone on the far South of Corsica Peninsula. The ancient citadelle of Bonifacio was built up right on the cliffs you can see in the middel of the picture.

 

Gorges du Verdon, France

From the tourist sign: "On this cliff can be seen a painting of some oxen ,or cows, surrounded by a number of human figures. This suggests a depiction of a hunt or even a ritual scene. Possibly involving the sacrifice of these animals.

 

The style of these drawings indicates that some kind of wooden 'brush' was used to draw the fine line in the picture."

 

Lampang, Thailand

I had an image like this in my head when I saw the derelict Cliff Baths in Enniscrone. It's not often I "see" the B&W image before I press the shutter button, but this time I did.

Another shot of the Vermilion Cliffs, taken from a moving UHaul on US-89 Alt in Arizona.

At the northern end of Lunan Bay Beach the cliffs become steeper and more dramatic.

The parking lot ends at the edge of the cliff.

Miyagawa-bay is a small creek in the south end of the Miura peninsula.

In Miyagawa-bay, there are a fishing port and yacht harbor and there are rocks and reefs called "Senjoujiki".

宮川湾は、三浦半島の南端にある小さな入り江です。

宮川湾には、漁港とヨットハーバーがあります。

そして、千畳敷という岩礁や岩場があります。

 

宮川湾岩礁の道

www.miura-info.ne.jp/recommend/nature/walk.html

 

  

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