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Wild Daffodil 
That water looks so beautiful!
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It does! Not often we see that colour in the sea here.
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yes, finding a less and uncrowded space is a joy at this present time – and sometimes that isn’t possible….
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It is a Bank Holiday weekend here – I’m am staying in my garden! I feel so lucky to have one.
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What a beautiful place! Perfect for a Sunday outing. Or, for that matter, on any other day of the week.
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It is a little cove tucked away from the madness of the main beaches and doesn’t get too crowded. Especially important these days.
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You bet!
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Beautiful
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