Mylor
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Ah – BLUE – my favorite colour. (also the colour I see when doing healing).
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Bit Dark. er…well it’s a black joke. Inspired by an overheard conversation. Lol
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I keep coming back to this spot, it’s a great place when the sun comes out after a bit of rain.
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Keep going back to this spot. Still not sure if I have got it right. And – Oh yes – another sunset. Hmmmm
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Might be to simplistic but then I am a closet minimalist at heart. Curses I have just ‘outed ’ myself.
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en route to the Watersports Group. Mylor Marina which is expanding at an alarming rate.
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One of the rivers from Carrick which itself flows from the sea between Falmouth and flushing up to Truro.
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Mylor is a beautiful spot near Falmouth, Cornwall, UK. Photo Shop – Watercolour Effect on photo
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Coopers Rural & Hardware Supplies at Mylor is an Adelaide Hills institution and is usually just referred to as Coopers. Coopers Rural is family owned and operated since 1892. The store is heritage listed with most of the original external structure still standing, and is one of SA’s largest grain, fodder and hardware suppliers.
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Mylor in the Adelaide Hills
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I wanted to create a sense of ‘the fairy at the bottom of the garden’ but still hold on to some sense of realism. I dont know if I pulled that off this time, but I enjoyed the process and hope you like the outcome.
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Me mucking about adding a sky to a B/W pix. Think it worked. / Well it is in the woods but they are out of shot as is the creek which it fronts. Lovely peaceful spot. Mylor Creek – Cornwall UK
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Taken at Mylor harbour at low tide, Cornwall, UK. Mylor village is surrounded by trees at the head of Mylor Creek, one of the many arms of the Carrick Road, the deep water anchorage round Falmouth that have made the area so popular.
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St Mylor’s church is set in picturesque grounds ablaze with hydrangeas and rhododendrons. It stands on the site where St. Mylor is said to have been martyred in AD411. In 1869 Mylor Church was in a very dilapidated condition and was taken down for restoration. It was found to have three stages of development: Norman (1130-1150); About AD 1400 the church was enlarged and partially reconstructed; and again in the early 16th century enlarged in the perpendicular style. During the 19th century renovations, a granite post, which had been used as a flying buttress against the south wall, had to be removed. It was found to be a cross over 17ft in length. Local tradition believes it originally was the marker of St. Mylor’s grave. It has now been re-erected nr the south porch. The church is noted for this fine Celtic cross and for its numerous memorials to those perished at sea. Of particular merit is the memorial to the commander of a Falmouth packet who died bravely defending his ship in 1803 in the Napoleonic wars.
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Taken at Mylor Harbour beach, Cornwall, UK.
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Images from the beautiful Adelaide Hills. Image from: Nairne / Mount Barker / Oakbank / Aldgate – Wairoa / Mount Barker Summit / Blackiston / Mylor
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OMG – the sun came out. / Taken post sunset with a ‘dry brush’ effect added. The area is near Mylor Bridge, Cornwall UK / . / . / . / . / . / . / . / .
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I found this little orchid today at the Mylor Conservation Park, in the Adelaide Hills, South Australia. It is the first narrow lipped spider (Caladenia leptochila) I have seen, so I was particularly pleased. Canon 40D, Sigma 17-70 macro lens. This image featured in the group Endangered or Vulnerable Plants in October 2009. Thank you so much!
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Caladenia leptochila – photographed in scrub at Mylor in the Adelaide Hills. A big thanks to Barb, for finding & showing me this little gem : )
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