Lands End Ahoy by Stringy
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Description
One of those walks where you can see a finishing point but it does not seem to get any closer. The building in the far distance is Lands End but still a fair way to go.
3147 miles to New York across the Atlantic from here.
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Comments (21)
thats some walk :O) gorgeous view though i love looking at the sea mick
extremely beautiful and very much an outstanding capture
Super view and photo, well done!
What a great view! I love the color of the sea. Beautiful!
Stunning landscape/location. Really like the compo and its really sharp which is awesome:) Cool how you have captured the people in the frame - adds weight to the scale of things. Beautiful!
Lovely photo! Beautiful colors and landscape!
Awesome capture and POV. Beautiful scenic image. awesome work.
Nice one this is beautiful i thought it was pembrokeshire when i saw the thumb LOL, Excellent capture and a gorgeous view.
A lovely scene well captured.
Great landscape,Well done.
This is a spectacular image. 5+.
Very scenic view..and the water is really colorful and peaceful looking..
The azur blue sea is incredible and the seascape is a fabulous escape! Great shot.
Wonderful image Mark you certainly captured the colours of Cornwall..
Superb view!!!
Wunderbare Aufnahme, gute Details!
Great Shot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Roby ;O)
I found out Dinah Shore was buried in two places (Culver City and Palm Springs). Was she taunting Mr. Hope who was born in England where they buried martyrs at Land's End and John O'Groat's?
FANTASTIC & BEAUTIFUL VIEW !!!!!
Absolutely gorgeous. Beautiful shot!
Fabulous vista of this Land's End panorama, that I could have seen when I visited Cornwall, down to the little village of Sennen, but unfortunately didn't. Excellent photo!