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The pool is a short distance down stream from the stepping stones, known as Cullever Steps, on the East Okement River. Not uncommonly used for wild swimming by people prepared for a dip in the cold water. The hill of Scarey Tor rises on the right hand side of this shot.
Explored 2021-05-04, #247
Light & shadows with people sitting on the purple steps inside the Sydney Opera House. Have a great Sunday. I still don't like the new Flickr!!!
a silhouetted couple of shoppers captures on the Walcot steps in Bath.
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Carnewas & Bedruthan Steps
The name Bedruthan Steps, applies to both the beach and the stacks, originally referred to the perilous steps that were hewn out of the cliff face. Carnewas, in Cornish Karn Havos, means rock pile of summer dwelling and Bedruthan, in Cornish Bos Rudhen, means Red One's dwelling.
The signs at the top of the 149 steps taking you down to the soft golden sand of Bedruthan Beach warns visitors not to swim in these waters due to heavy rips, fast tides and submerged rocks. The one mile of the beach |(1.5km) of the beach is highly dangerous at ALL stages of the tide so swimming and entry to the water should not be considered even in calm conditions such as today. Calm water is a rare thing along this stretch of coastline. I just struck it lucky having such calm conditions today.
When walking on this stretch of beach be very aware of high tide times as the beach disappears completely. The beach is usually closed from 1st. November to 28th. February.
The weather is due to change next week and I will try to get back and retake a picture from the same point so this beach can be seen on a wilder day.
I have also posted a video clip.
Steps of the old pedestrian tunnels in the abandoned tunnels at Euston. Now blocked off you can see the tunnels as they were at the time they were closed.
These little gregarious birds with their very fast strutting steps and camourflage were found on UK South Coast
Two hundred granite steps make their way up the hillside on Asticou Terraces. Although a moderately steep climb there are several terraces where it is possible to rest and admire the view of Northeast Harbor in the distance. The climb ends at the top of the hill and opens to the beautiful Thuya Garden. Northeast Harbor, Mount Desert Island, Maine.
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Bedruthan Steps is a stretch of coastline located on the north Cornish coast between Padstow and Newquay, in Cornwall, England, United Kingdom.
Currently you are unable to get down to the beach since the NT have closed the steps due to a cliff fall, so the only view is from the top.