at Rye, there's a narrow walkway by the sea bordered by a sea wall on one side
and steep cliffs on the other...
narrow walkway
scenic outlook on
dangers
Linking to:
Monday Mellow Yellows
Monday, October 13, 2014
unstable cliffs...
at Rye, there's a narrow walkway by the sea bordered by a sea wall on one side
and steep cliffs on the other...
narrow walkway
scenic outlook on
dangers
Linking to:
Monday Mellow Yellows
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Monday Mellow Yellows,
Rye,
sea wall,
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3 comments:
Living on the prairie that is a sign I don't get to see. Despite the sign, I'd like to walk this path.
Whew! That sign graphically points out the danger and looking at the cliff I can believe it (and don't think I'd even need the sign).
Clear sign but still a tempting path to follow. I don't think it would stop me down.
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