Daily Post Photo Challenge – Boundaries
This week’s Daily Post Photo Challenge is all about boundaries – of any description.
The path is clearly marked. Do not cross this boundary! (Godrevy, Cornwall.)
The boundary between Earth and the infinite beyond. (Out the front of my house, Cornwall.)
Safety and… well, falling off a cliff :-(. (St Michael’s Mount, Cornwall.)
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The moon looks so tiny. 🙂
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I still don’t quite understand how sometimes it looks really big and sometimes it looks really tiny 🙂
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I want to know what is at the end of the path — it would keep me walking.
That night sky photo is quite beautiful.
The cliff? A scene from Midsomer Murders no doubt 😀
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This is at the end of the path 🙂
“Tragedy as member of Midsomer Cliff-walking club falls to death” – because Midsomer seems to have more clubs and societies than any other town ever, and they all seem to be quite dangerous!
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LOL I’m surprised there’s anyone left living in Midsomer. Apart from the police :
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Me too! It’s probably the most dangerous village in England 🙂
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Great pictures, Ali. You live in such a beautiful area. There are so many places to walk. I used to watch Midsomer Murders when I could get BBC Entertainment. I enjoyed it. 🙂
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Thanks! There are lots of lovely places to go.
Midsomer Murders is a good programme. It’s nice to see a police show set away from a city.
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I spent my childhood roaming around Gwithian and Godrevy , try to return as much as possible. You are very lucky to live there. Lyn
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I spent my childhood roaming around Carnon Downs and Truro – not quite so picturesque! I’ve lived all over the place but eventually I gravitated back to Cornwall.
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Unfortunately I now live a long way away, but try to get back as often as possible, worked in Truro in the late sixties, for Nalder and Sons. the Office was in Pydar St, it’s now Laura Ashley or was a couple of years ago.
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Nalders is up Falmouth Road now (top of Lemon Street). They’re the ones who handled my house buying excitement 🙂
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What a lovely place to live.
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It is 🙂
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That first shot … it is the essence of such places. I have a couple of dozen that look so similar. There is something about a little path through the dunes … that sense of impending adventure. We don’t know what’s ahead, but it could be … Amber!
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It’s one of those paths where you just want to keep going a bit longer to see what’s over the next dune.
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you live in a magical and wonderous place.
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I do. Lots of lovely places to go.
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It’s good to have bounderies at the cliff sides 😀 Pawkisses for a happy week ahead 🙂 ❤
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I bet you could scamper up and down the cliff with no trouble though, LB!
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A great set of pictures, Ali. 🙂 I love that path!
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Thanks, me too!
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Lovely pictures, Dr. Ali! Cornwall looks absolutely heavenly.
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It’s a lovely place to visit if you like nature and lovely scenery.
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