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'Crossing the Bar'
Bluebottle Started conversation Nov 22, 2017
Dmitri's doing this on purpose - 'Crossing the Bar' was written by Tennyson in October 1889, but I wonder where could he have been going to?
Lovely picture - where was it taken?
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Dmitri Gheorgheni, Post Editor Posted Nov 22, 2017
I don't know where this one was taken - I tried to keep good notes.
Maybe the photographer will come along and tell us. 
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bobstafford Posted Nov 22, 2017
Yep from the Cornish Kimel (dont trust the spelling!) meaning crooked
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SashaQ - happysad Posted Nov 22, 2017
" 'Crossing the Bar' was written by Tennyson in October 1889, but I wonder where could he have been going to? "
Ooo - I wonder? 
Another photo with fascinating colour contrast - the sand really stands out against the blue 
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cactuscafe Posted Dec 1, 2017
Lovely light in this pic! I want to swim in those waters! (dives into the photograph).
Love the boat on the beach. Atmospheric. I can feel that beach, I'm there in spirit, even though I've never been to that part of Cornwall.
River Camel estuary. Ah, interesting, I seem to remember the River Camel, when studying a map of the Saints Way. Interesting trail, the Saints Way.
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bobstafford Posted Dec 1, 2017
The Saints Way history is very interesting, pleased you liked the photo 
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