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Camera: Sony
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Image produced from the Ordnance Survey
Get-a-map
service. Image reproduced with kind permission of
Ordnance
Survey
and
Ordnance Survey of
Northern Ireland. |
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Pictures from a walk around sunny Boscastle last Friday |
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The 16th century Harbour Light, rebuilt complete with wavy roof after it
was completely destroyed in the August 2004 flood |
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Boscastle harbour |
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Folk enjoying the view from Profile Rock at Penally Point. The
rock is variously said to resemble the silhouette of Queen Victoria,
Napoleon or William of Orange - it may be that erosion has changed it
since I can't see any resemblance to any of those people. |
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Willapark and Penally Point from Penally Hill |
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Boscastle from Penally Hill |
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Zooming in up the Jordan Valley to old Boscastle. The grassy spot
at the bottom was the site of Bottreaux Castle, from which Boscastle
derives its name. |
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Looking north east to
Beeny Cliff and in the distance, Cambeak from Penally Hill |
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Pentargon - you can just make out the waterfall right of centre |
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Zooming in on Pentargon waterfall and the geology |
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Pentargon |
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