A few last miscellaneous shots from Conwy.
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I haven't checked here in far too long, but Lia reminded me awhile ago that you were still posting photos, so here I am, catching up. As always, such fantastic captures. Wales and Yorkshire look simply breath-taking.
Still chugging along. Pictures from Kent and Cornwall still to come. There are some nice scenes in both places.
I am finally caught up until July 5. :) Such wonderful photos, as always. I have so many comments that I cannot begin to put them all down. But I really appreciate the beauty—both the macro and micro shots. The Cornwall area really struck me, in particular. And those hillside sheep with their heads always on a tilt, too cute.
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