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Hey! That's awesome @steemitworldmap! Thanks for featuring this blog, I'm grateful and really pleased you enjoyed the article! I'll check out your feature soon, I have a lot of catching up to do as I've been away for a couple of days :)
You had a very nice visit the landscape and the coastal walk are attractive even if it was cloudy. However during the sunset I agree with you it create a special effect Those dolphins looks jumping out pretty close to the coast.
I always enjoy Cornwall and do seem to luck out with the weather when I do visit but yes, even with cloud, it holds that beauty well!
The dolphins were so close and I'm glad I managed to capture them a little bit with the dodgy camera work! I haven't seen them that close to the shore line before so it was a special moment for sure!
Feel "lucky" I have never seen dolphins closer whenever I have been around the ocean through sailing boat or boat just for whale watching I believe it was a special moment.
Yea man, definitely feel lucky to have seen them so close!
I've also been lucky to have experienced Orca whales up close when I was in Vancouver one time, having the opportunity to see them up close and nature in general is very special indeed :)
I experienced the largest type of whale when I was in Byron Bay Australia some years ago . And woke up by one of them during the night in a sailing boat in Queensland I agree nature is very special
Ah wow that sounds like an incredible adventure! I've been to Byron Bay as well and did some surfing out there, didn't see any whales that size in BB but when we went to the Whitsunday Islands... that was also special!
How long were you out in Australia for? What else did you do?
I visited Rottnest Island my favorite location in whole Australia, then some scuba Whitsunday, Fraser Island, Wilson Promontory National park Victoria, Wineglass bay Tasmania . I lived two years in Australia through Working holiday Visa.
Oh awesome, I haven't been to some of those places but was only there for 3 weeks when I was out there in 2015! I actually got that visa and am planning on going out again... initially I was travelling but something bigger may well be happening... more to follow :)
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Mmmmm .... It says video unavailable...
Hmm ok, I did have them as private but have changed to public now - refresh the page and try again? Let me know if they are still unavailable
Duh!!! I started to get a bit sea sick in the second video before I saw any dolphins, but the view in the first video was great.
Haha, yea sorry about that, I was fighting multiple things at the same time there! Maybe I should put a disclaimer on the video :P
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STOPBeen there, seen and done it. Fond memories. Nicely explained.
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Thanks a lot @wwwdotgotodotmu! I've been to the Isles of Scilly quite a few times but never to Land's End so wanted to share and appreciate the feedback too! Steem on!
Awwww, love the pony!!!! And the color of the sea.
Hehe I know, that pony is tiny, couldn't help but take a snap! Yea when you get the right light and it's a clear day, you could mistake Cornwall for the Caribbean sometimes!
Love the landscape!
It's one of my favourite landscapes, the cliff faces are so dramatic with their battle against the Atlantic Ocean :)
Sounds fun! And all those English elements make me laugh, haha... ;)
Hahaha, well I have to put those in, British through and through here! Thanks for checking it out and glad you enjoyed this blog @itchyfeetdonica!