The boat stopped on the way back so people could cliff dive if they wanted - here goes Hannah!

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

This is a reminder to everyone to back up your pictures. I had a backup plan, but didn't execute it on my Ireland trip in May. I put everything on an external hard drive and lost it all when it mysteriously died two days after getting back home. Even the professionals couldn't recover it.

I did have the first and last day of the trip still on my CF card and discovered this gem there.

If you don't have a backup plan, get one, now. If you do. Back up tonight!

View On Black

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::

Tojinbo is a famous place for suicide, people came here and jump off the cliffs

"Sacrifice Cliff is easily seen from many areas in Billings. The story I've heard is that a smallpox epidemic occurred during early contact of Native Americans with whites. The Natives had absolutely no immunity to the dreadful disease. Brave warriors road their horses off the cliff believing their sacrifice would save their people."

Shot on the Nikon F6 using Kodak Portra 160NC Film.

Photos from our trip to San Diego, February 2015.

Pentax 6x7, 105mm f/2.4, Portra 160.

Epson V600, VueScan, Betterscanning ANG Glass Insert.

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Uluwatu Cliff, Bali, Indonesia

Cliff at Lyons

Location: Europe > Portugal > Algarve > Lagoa > Carvoeiro

I found this Cliff Richard paperdoll in an old Dreamer annual from 1983. I found it so funny, but my sister won't let me cut it out! She's only 14 so she probably doesn't even know who he is! I love that it says "Lime legs are in!" err...

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.

My path took me along this ridge high above the landslips to the headland at White Nothe

A quick up load of some views of the Cliffs Of Moher taken yesterday. It was another cloudy day but not a bad day.. Off to Galway this morning from Limerick.

Gorges du Verdon, France

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.

Viewed from the ferry

;)