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lunar_echo

Photos from recent weeks...

Aug 27, 2007 15:50

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liz666 August 27 2007, 15:33:59 UTC

Oooh, so pretty! These are stunning, so beautiful, you must have had a lovely time surrounded by all this gorgeous scenery :)

lunar_echo August 27 2007, 15:41:22 UTC

Indeed, I have never done a walk like it, so much space - as you can probably tell from the bleakness of the path around the mountain. Still a little sore from sun attack lol, but aloe vera is my friend :)

How are you doing there m'lovely?

liz666 August 27 2007, 15:50:08 UTC

I's alright me dear, huddled up inside and doing a little study...:)

lunar_echo August 27 2007, 16:14:22 UTC

Ah hope it's going ok. We're up for beach and things next weekend if weather holds, so let us know if you guys are free closer to the time. :)

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lunar_echo August 27 2007, 15:43:02 UTC

Thanks muchly! Indeed, very bleak landscape and a long walk in open sunshine - but lovely clear views. A little hazy and bright for unfiltered photography in places, but I tried to capture light at different times as we were up there 4 hours or so.

How are things with you guys? Well I hope, it has been a while :)

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lunar_echo August 29 2007, 12:10:52 UTC

I am afraid I don't...but I am sure I could look that up when I go home :) There wer elots of them - same with the orange ones, which remind me of blubells but...orange. Hmm I should really get a handheld guide to flora and fauna to take with me on my wanderings...

Sounds extremely productive and progressive there - good to hear. How are the fluffy firends?

I am doing the opposite and preparing to go form just-about-human state to manic-student-inbetween by January lol, eek.

marie_paris August 27 2007, 22:04:56 UTC

How wonderful! I love mountain views!
Those tidal pool structures are fascinating.

lunar_echo August 29 2007, 12:08:28 UTC

Yes the geology around there is quite impressive...but my knowledge of rocks is somewhat limited. Though the layers of age and history can be clearly seen. Wales was indeed a land of fire and tropics at one time and it seems quite visible here, and in the mountains photographed above - there are some rather volcanic looking landscapes in that area. But now lovely and rustic and green...though we did pass through a field of scary satanic-looking cows lol - highland cows, totally harmless but there was a bull in there with huge horns. I was too scared to get a photo of him, and I expect the Farmer was looking somewhere above, chuckling to himself...