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Set of for a 2 hour drive for sunset to Hunstanton as this cliff is something i wanted to capture for a while. My research was way off as i wanted the sunlight to hit the Cliff. However i managed to grab this but still need to learn more about editing to get the image how i imagined it would have looked.. Work in progress
On the day I was there the nests needed a lot more work. But I have seen them replace completely destroyed nests in a couple days.
Two of the well known summer resident species are seen in this view. In focus and much higher up the cliffs is a Kittieake and much lover the distinctive firm of a Northern Gannet can be made out.
The high cliffs at Greenglade, Nadgee Park Reserve, Far South Coast NSW Australia. This beach and picnic area accessible by a rough dirt track after turning off at Wonboyn. Ordinary car perhaps okay but many potholes and better in AWD, especially after rain. Good for the stomach muscles!
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There is a few rock formations around NZ that are worthy. While this one is not spectacular, IT was unusual because of the location to me. I am assuming it is limestone.
Wir befinden uns hier an den berühmten Cliffs of Moher (Aillte an Mhothair) an der Westküste Irlands. Irland ist bekannt für seine saftigen, grünen Wiesen. Diese aber brechen hier aber in einer nahezu senkrechten, schroffen Felswand ab. Rund 150 m tiefer tobt der Atlantik. Die Wellen erreichen hier schon mal 10 m Höhe und, klatschen sie an den Fels, spritzt das Wasser bald 30 m hoch. Ein atemberaubendes (auch lautes) Schauspiel !! Baden is hier nich 😁.
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The Cliffs of Moher in County Clare are Ireland’s most visited natural attraction and is now off my bucket list
The Cliffs of Moher are sea cliffs located at the southwestern edge of the Burren region in County Clare, Ireland They run for about 14 kilometres. At their southern end, they rise 120 metres (390 ft) above the Atlantic Ocean at Hag's Head, and, eight kilometres to the north, they reach their maximum height of 214 metres (702 ft) just north of O'Brien's Tower,[4] a round stone tower near the midpoint of the cliffs, built in 1835 by Sir Cornelius O'Brien, then continue at lower heights. The closest settlements are the villages of Liscannor (6 km south) and Doolin (7 km north).
The north Cornish coast has numerous remains of old tin and copper mines and their associated processing works, such as here at Trevaunance Cove near St Agnes. The beach at Perranporth can just be seen in the distance, beyond the cliffs.
Watch the behind the scene here : youtu.be/QL3Mwjr8wCY
A view from the edge of a cliff in an old quarry. Somme place will still look good, even with a grey sky, like this one.
66134 is seen leading 6N53 Skinningrove-Tees Yard empty steel west along Hunts Cliff on the Boulby branch - 26/02/2019
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Los acantilados de Étretat son muy famosos por su arco natural conocido como "el ojo de aguja", con una altura de más de 50 m. y el poderoso farallón vertical de 70 metros de altura que se yergue frente a él.
Es llamativo el contraste que se produce entre la piedra blanca y el verde del paisaje, que sumado a la inmensidad del mar y visto desde arriba parece aún más imponente. Son el litoral marítimo de una región tradicional de Normandía que se conoce como País de Caux.
Numerosos artistas como Eugène Boudin, Courbet o Monet, se sintieron atraídos por tan encantador lugar, plasmando en sus lienzos éstos fascinantes paisajes. Aquí también se inspiró Maurice Leblanc para escribir su obra “Aguja Hueca”.
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The cliffs of Etretat are very famous for its natural arch known as "needle's eye", with a height of over 50 m. and the powerful vertical cliff 70 meters high that stands before him.
Striking contrast is that between the white stone and the green landscape, which added to the vastness of the sea and from that height looks even more impressive. Are the coastline of a traditional Normandy region known as Pays de Caux.
Many artists like Eugène Boudin, Courbet and Monet, were drawn so lovely place, capturing in his paintings these fascinating landscapes. Here Maurice Leblanc was also inspired to write his book "hollow needle."