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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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Taken at Ranganthittu. These guys fly out in a flurry all together, and usually fly back the same way too. Their nests are in the shade of that large rock on the right. 100 points for spotting the croc sunning itself in the background.
Amazing experience both with scenery and song.
The Harpist Tina Morrissey serenaded us with the most angelic voice and amazing talent.
We picked up her CD there, and play it every March 17.
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The day I visited the Mull of Galloway I spotted tens of thousands of birds, mostly guillemots (a.k.a. murres in North America) and gulls. They weren't easily spotted in my wider landscape photos but they can be seen flying to and from their nests on the steep cliffs.
8-8-13 While the MS Veendam was anchored off Heimaey Iceland. I noticed a lot of sheep and Puffins on the cliffs that we were close to.
ID Update: Cliff Swallow.
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On the Susquehanna River near the Rt. 30 Bridge, feeding among a flock of Tree Swallows. The swallow was swept to this inland waterway during Hurricane Sandy, one of many storm birds to have been swept to southeastern Pennsylvania. Seen November 1, 2012, two days after the monster storm "officially" passed.
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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.
Perched at the front of the boat, the navigator of the crew surveys the approaching limestone cliff. These islands are all part of the Bacuit Archipelago. Taken near El Nido in Palawan, Philippines.
this fire damage on the cliff tops at Crimdon was more than likely caused by a disguarded cigarette, or by children playing around with matches.
Standing on this ledge was a bit of an unnerving experience. I don't suffer from vertigo or anything like that as I can happily stand on a bridge or fenced cliff and look over. However, up here there's nothing to stop you if you do slip. Not that I did, other wise I wouldn't be in any position to upload this photo.
The view from Beachy Head looking west. Beachy Head is 530 ft (162m) above sea level and is the highest chalk sea cliff in the UK.