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Birch stacked in Wharncliffe woods

Birch stacked in Wharncliffe woods

Posted on July 28, 2018July 28, 2018 Full size 768 × 1024

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Waiting to be picked up yesterday after the final search of the evening. This scene brought to mind Pink Floyd’s album ‘Wish you were here.’ Perhaps Barnsley could be a twin with a place in California.
A friend told me the geology was spectacular on the Pembrokeshire coast but I wasn’t prepared for such stunning scenery, folded rock, natural arches, and sea stacks. It also shows the value of having a big paper map to spread out in the evening and explore all those little nooks and crannies that make up this magnificent coastline. @pembscoast @ordnancesurvey #getoutside

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