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Con la marea subiendo, la playa de Buelna ve cubierto gran parte de su arenal. Hay pocos bañistas.
Bueno, en realidad cuando nos acercamos por ahi había bastantes mas, pero luego comprobamos que el monstruo en forma de dragón de roca de la derecha los había devorado.
A lo largo del oriente de Asturias encontramos diversos arenales, pequeñitos, encantadores, como este junto al pueblo de Buelna.
Muchísimas gracias a los amigos de flickr por sus amables visitas, comentarios y premios a estas imágenes.
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This rather short cliff walk is located at First Summit (2,168 m) right above Grindelwald in the Bernese Oberland. It is very stable and not dangerous at all.
First and the cliff walk can best be reached by cable car from Grindelwald. The gondola ride takes 25 minutes and offers spectacular views.
Thank you for your visits / comments / faves!
The cliffs at Hunstanton, Norfolk are famous for their colour bands.
The lowest dark brown layer was laid down in warm shallow seas 70 million years ago. It is 'carstone' made of sand and iron compounds. Local builders use it. The younger much thinner 'red rock' layer above it is chalk coloured with iron pigments. Above that is a thick layer of white chalk.
All contain fossils but frequent rock falls make it dangerous to be too close.
While waiting for the sun to set, we hiked on top of this limestone cliff where I captured Finding Fayette: A Ghost Town in the UP Michigan from an overlook directly across from the townsite.
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"This limestone cliff consists of vertical or near-vertical exposures of bedrock.
Like all of Michigan’s lakeshore cliffs, vegetation cover is sparse but abundant cracks and crevices combined with calcareous conditions result in greater plant diversity and coverage than on most other cliff types. "
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Ballintoy is a small village, townland and civil parish in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. Ballintoy is not far from Northern Ireland’s UNESCO-listed Giant’s Causeway, a beautiful formation of 40,000 basalt rocks. Equally beautiful is the nearby coastline, a picturesque blend of basalt cliffs, bright green grassy hills, and multicolored blues of the Northern Atlantic waters below.
Hopefully will be able to visit these shores again very soon. It is the month that the camp site opens up
The cloud cleared, the sun came out and the mist was gone in less than 5 minutes. I must have been in quite a small patch because everywhere else was clear.
In May of '13 we vacationed in Spain for a two week whirlwind trip that took us all over the Andalucia region of southern Spain. We liked staying in the local Paradors which tended to be historical sites converted into upscale hotels yet with modest pricing. If the view is what you come for then this Parador offered a breathtaking 1,200 foot clifftop reason to remember.
Sea Cliff Bridge
The beautiful sea cliff bridge shortly after the sun had pierced the horizon for the morning.
If you look carefully you can see a morning runner starting their day with a run in this beautiful part of the NSW coast line.
Shot with a DJI Inspire 1 Pro on an X5 Camera. f6.3, 1/80, ISO 100