16 thoughts on “MarySmith’sPlace #WordlessWednesday From Rockcliffe to Castle Point”
What a lovely walk indeed, Mary. More interesting than my usual tramp around Beetley Meadows and Hoe Rough, that’s for sure. I thought for a moment they were claiming to have Admiral Nelson buried there. I had to enlarge the photo to check! 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
Alas, no one so famous. Actually, before they put the sign up I used to tell people it was a man from the Isle of Man who went on one last smuggling trip to make enough money to marry his sweetheart but the ship went down and his body was washed ashore. I still think my story is better! It is a lovely walk and you can carry on for a long way along the coast.
That’s so beautiful, I did a double take and checked the notice in detail. It reminded me so much of the Isle of Ulva, off Mull. But of course, no basalt columns in the cliffs is the giveaway!
Wow! A beautiful walk filled with tranquility, Mary! I couldn’t believe the blue sky and wondered if my eyes were playing tricks! It seems to have been grey for months … this morning a thick fog! Thank you for sharing this idyllic walk and letting us tag along! The fresh sea air is invigorating! 😀
I was delighted to have the chance to walk in sunshine under blue skies, Annika. By the time I returned to the car park, however, the sun had disappeared, hidden by big black clouds heralding rain. I was so lucky I chose the right time to walk.
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What a lovely walk indeed, Mary. More interesting than my usual tramp around Beetley Meadows and Hoe Rough, that’s for sure. I thought for a moment they were claiming to have Admiral Nelson buried there. I had to enlarge the photo to check! 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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Alas, no one so famous. Actually, before they put the sign up I used to tell people it was a man from the Isle of Man who went on one last smuggling trip to make enough money to marry his sweetheart but the ship went down and his body was washed ashore. I still think my story is better! It is a lovely walk and you can carry on for a long way along the coast.
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That’s so beautiful, I did a double take and checked the notice in detail. It reminded me so much of the Isle of Ulva, off Mull. But of course, no basalt columns in the cliffs is the giveaway!
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We may not have basalt columns in our cliffs but it is a lovely walk, Jemima. On a clear day you can see the Isle of Man.
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Beautiful, Mary
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Thanks, John.
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You certainly have beautiful scenic places to walk, Matt. I would love to visit one day.
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Yes, I’m very lucky living where I do. You’d be most welcome, Maggie. I love showing people my little part of the world.
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I will never say never, Mary.
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Beautiful walk.
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Thank you! It’s a beautiful stretch of coastline, especially when the sun shines on it.
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An impressive coastline, Mary and a lovely walk.
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Thanks, Cathy. It’s a a great coastline to walk. You’d love it.
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I’m sure I would 🙂
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Wow! A beautiful walk filled with tranquility, Mary! I couldn’t believe the blue sky and wondered if my eyes were playing tricks! It seems to have been grey for months … this morning a thick fog! Thank you for sharing this idyllic walk and letting us tag along! The fresh sea air is invigorating! 😀
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I was delighted to have the chance to walk in sunshine under blue skies, Annika. By the time I returned to the car park, however, the sun had disappeared, hidden by big black clouds heralding rain. I was so lucky I chose the right time to walk.
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