Ruins Above the Atlantic
The ruined Wheal Edward engine house overlooks the Atlantic at Botallack, with the Crowns mine buildings clinging to the cliffs beyond.
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Lantic Bay, Cornwall
A footpath winds through yellow gorse towards the turquoise waters and secluded beach of Lantic Bay on Cornwall’s south coast.
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Golden Hour above Trebarwith Strand
Low golden sunlight sweeps across the cliffs above Trebarwith Strand, contrasting with the cool blue Atlantic and coastline fading into the distance.
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An Avenue of Autumn Light
Autumn sunlight filters through an avenue of trees, casting patterned shadows across a quiet country lane as it disappears into the distance.
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Pony Whispering
Two young ponies share a quiet moment in the summer grass, one gently nuzzling the other as warm afternoon light catches their coats.
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Red Poppies on West Pentire
A sea of red poppies fills the fields at West Pentire, Cornwall, with delicate petals and seed heads catching the early summer sunlight.
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Where Tin Meets Tide
The Towanroath engine house stands above Chapel Porth, where turquoise waves break along the beach beneath the sunlit cliffs of Cornwall.
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Early Morning Heather at Wheal Coates
Early morning light catches the heather above the Atlantic at Wheal Coates, where the Towanroath engine house stands against the Cornish sky.
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Bottoms Up
Two fluffy lambs graze among pink sea thrift near Kelsey Head, Cornwall, their backs turned to the camera in a playful springtime scene.
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Walking Out of a Sea Cave at Holywell Bay
Footprints lead from the shadow of a sea cave onto Holywell Bay's golden sands, with the twin Gull Rocks rising beyond the Atlantic surf.
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Port Quin and Doyden Castle, North Cornwall
Sea pinks colour the cliffs above Port Quin, where waves meet the rocks below Doyden Castle on a sunlit stretch of the north Cornish coast.
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Echoes of Phoenix Mine
The Prince of Wales Engine House stands beneath dramatic clouds at Phoenix United Mine, a striking reminder of Cornwall's mining past.
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