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RSPB Bempton Cliffs.

Mated pairs of Gannet engage in a “billing” display, a mutual greeting gesture, where the two birds stand breast to breast with their wings spread, and their necks and bills extended vertically, scissoring rapidly with their bills and calling loudly. (Birdlife).

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A classic view of the lighthouse beyond the cliffs. This is one of the best places imaginable for watching the sunset. A short walk visiting Neist Point, most western point on Skye. This spectacular headland is a good place for bird, dolphins and whale-watchers. The made-up path ends just before the lighthouse and cottages, where are on fenced private land. The complex was built in 1909 at a cost of £4,350 - the engineer being David A Stevenson of the famous Stevenson family of lighthouse builders. A place to look out for breaching fins and blows in the sea. Have a look at the walking route.

Photo taken on a boggy path northwest from the car park for about half a kilometre. The stormy wind up here almost blew my camera from my neck!!!

Een bekend en prachtig uitzicht op de vuurtoren achter de rotsen. Dit is een van de mooiste plekken van Skye om de zonsondergang te bekijken. Een wandeling van een uur brengt je naar het meest westelijk punt van Skye: Neist point. Een goeie plek om uit te kijken naar vogels, dolfijnen en walvissen. Een klein wandelpad brengt je naar het vuurtoren complex. Het vuurtoren complex was destijds in 1909 gebouwd voor maar £4,350 door David A Stevenson. Een bekende familienaam die meer vuurtorens bouwden. Zie hier de wandelkaart.

Cliffs of Moher 1. Nahezu senkrecht ragen die Klippen aus dem atlantischen Ozean.

Karlby Klint is connected to the even higher Sangstrup Klint. The two spectacular cliffs are separated by nothing but a wide river valley.

At Karlby Klint, fossils are found everywhere. On the beach, it is quite easy to find fossilised sea urchins between the vast quantities of flint that have been washed up in an impressive beach ridge.

This is my painting from last week

Acrylic on canvas - 11 x 14

Sadly there was a fire in the pump room a couple of weeks ago, which may mean it is out of action for a while.

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Photographed in western Colorado with the Book Cliff Mountains in the background.

All tucked in and cozy, this lonely, abandoned homestead has stood the test of time. The stone structure is sheltered from the winds, nestled into this Grand Dike, and is still steadfast and livable with a little TLC.

Su Tingiosu (OR) - Sony α A900 + Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar 2.8/16-35 T* SSM

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Hringsbjarg Cliff (Öxarfjörður) 20210720

From Hringsbjarg cliff you have a breath-taking view over the mountain range in Öxarfjörður fjord and the black sand beach close by.

This place is the perfect place to stop and stretch your legs, breathe in the fresh sea air and enjoy the view and tranquillity.

At Hringsbjarg cliff is an observation deck as well as tables and information signs.

Source Visit North Iceland.

As Sorrento is built on top of cliffs, the views are spectacular. The hotel on the left seems particularly well placed to take advantage of these good views!

Bempton Cliffs, Yorkshire.

Silvestri SLV Bergger Pancro 400

Matthew Flinders Red Cliff Lookout

Point Avoid, Coffin Bay National Park, Eyre Peninsula, South Australia

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Möns Klint in a b&w edition.

Nikon D7200 | Tokina 11-16mm | 1/160s | f/8 | ISO 100

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Ilfotec DD-X 1+4 9mins @ 20°

cast on the sea-mist coming up from below

polaroid week, day 4, image 2

I love the rock formations here.... the view from that bench across the way is fantastic! Will post it soon.... large

I'm not sure if it is a person called Cliff or the cliff that it is on top of...but clearly Carmel likes him (or it). So, if it’s a him and they’re married presumably they are Mr Cliff and Mrs Carmel Kasp?

Looking toward the seaside town of Herne Bay in Kent, this is the first Chalk cliff to the east of London behind me would be the the old Roman Fort of Reculver, and then the Isle of Thanet. Yet another from archives.

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I love this view but photographing it is always a little unnerving. In order to get the full view without any of the grass in the foreground, you really do need to get right to the edge of the cliff. This particular day it was more scary than usual as the winds were strong and the seas very active. For the briefest of moments, the sun broke the clouds and cast some wonderfully atmospheric low but strong light on the scene so I quickly adjusted my settings to compensate and get the shot in the bag. This is the coastline of Portknockie in Morayshire, Scotland.

On the steep way down to the Trient River from Litro. Trient Valley. Espace Mont Blanc. Valais (Wallis)

Le Pouldu - Bretagne

The cliff swallows are abundant in this area. The swallows use mud to build these nests on the sides of the rock formations, then lay eggs and rear their young inside. They are active flyers, prolific bug consumers, and have amazing flying skills.

A first hike of the year to Indian Head Cove / Grotto in BPNP. At mid-day, I did not expect conditions to be great for photography and they were not ... even so, I'll always grab a few shots for the record.

Schoodic Peninsula, Maine