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Above: Only the edge of the water at low tide and the soft sound of waves moving over the broad beach hint of the sea ahead, invisible this day. |
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Above: A shadow of the western arm of the bay is faintly seen through the fog, inviting a muse to whisper poetry into one's ear. |
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Above: Looking around from the level of the beach it is easy to ignore the nearby farms, villages, and cities and imagine being in an earlier age of castles, knights, princesses and perhaps dragons. |
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Above: A young couple (near the tip of the
nearest cliff) stroll along the empty
beach toward the distant, disappearing Three Cliffs. On a warm sunny day in August this expanse of
soft sand will be well populated with sun worshipers. |
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Above: Another view of the three cliffs
confirms the reason for the name, though it is difficult to distinguish the separations in the
shroud of fog. |
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Above: This bay visitor, well prepared for the
inclement weather, looks out to sea, perhaps seeing and hearing something invisible to myself. |
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