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.Looking out towards St Ives Bay - about a mile from my home. The hill dips away to a beautiful hidden valley dotted with old cottages, standing stones and mad goats.
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.The hedgerows are pungent with the after rain smells of wild garlic. Rudi, a keen walker, was more interested in her golf ball and a taking on a rather large rottweiler than noticing the massed bluebells, sea pinks, campions and cow parsley that lined our path.
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.Neatness amongst the wildness. I am not sure what the purpose of the gate was seeing as you could walk around it on both sides!
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.It is a shame that you cannot capture the sound of late afternoon in the woods - the peace was tangible and very welcome.
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.The path is riddled with tiny winding offshoots that lead down in the deeply, dark heart of the wood. Cornish legend suggests that there are always piskie routes running alongside the main tracks - I believe them.
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.How can anyone ignore the greeness of green? The ferns are still unfurling in the newness of the season - I felt a bit the same myself.
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