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June 2, 2018 chronolibrarian

Walking the South Coast of Cornwall

As threatened, some of my 720 walking pics. Enjoy 🙂

The Start

St Michael's Mount

Tin Mine

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FictionFan says:

June 10, 2018 at 5:00 pm

Gorgeous! Gosh, I’d forgotten how steep the outdoor theatre is – terrifying! Looks like you got some great weather. 😀

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chronolibrarian says:

June 10, 2018 at 5:38 pm

Brilliant weather – I was so lucky. One morning of drizzle and another of heavy sea fog in 20 days, otherwise lots of sun.

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