Photos by wendyemlyn: on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

Thank you, Bruce (bpnjensen) - these grow in profusion on the cliff edges in Devon in spring, but they only last a few weeks before they turn brown and dry up

Thank you, Bruce (bpnjensen)

Thank you, Fabiano - most people see this tor from the other side, but it's well worth the effort of going behind it

When the tide is out, you can walk along a sandy causeway between Burgh Island and Bigbury, but when the tide is in you have to travel on this unique sea tractor with its huge wheels - it's quite an experience!

Thank you, Marilyn!

Yes, Jim - we thought we had the place to ourselves, as there is no proper path on the other side, but these two people appeared from somewhere! Well spotted!

Marilyn

Very nice .Do you see my from Marrocco? Saludos.Epi

Cheers! Just trying to do something away from the normal way of doing it ;)

它是一支传统村庄宗教队伍

It is a traditional village religious procession (they are Catholics) The ones at the front in black are all widows, and the rest are in the local costume. They process all around the village, stopping at several roadside altars for prayers. Cannons or guns are usually fired too. This festival is usually once a year in each of the bigger villages in Austria

beautiful!

greetings from Wendy in England