Pictures for your entertainment, joy, and, if you like, to inspire you to create something with words or images. Whether that’s a poem, story, play, novel, memory, essay, painting, drawing, sculpture, or another photograph is up to you. But please don’t feel obliged: you can simply enjoy the pictures. I’ve deliberately left the image untitled to avoid directing anyone. But, if you feel the need to know, the original with its title is here on my Picfair site.
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Stuart Aken 
Love pictures of the Ocean and love seeing the rocky outcroppings. I can almost feel the cool breeze! Here is AZ that has to be in my imagination.
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No need for imagination regarding the weather for this one for us, Brenda. The wind remained more or less all the week we stayed here, varying only in strength from strong to wild! But we also saw sunshine and even felt some warmth from time to time!
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I’m going to a pot-shot, and see if I can name the location of this photo. I think it’s of St. Michaels Mount near the site of King Arthurs Castle Tintagel. If this photo is of that location Noel should know it’s very, very windy there. So windy it will blow you off your feet.
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Not enormously off target, Tom. It’s actually the Gower Peninsula in south Wales. It can be pretty windy there, too!
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Spectacular! I could sit and watch that for hours!
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We were able to walk this stretch on more than one occasion during our week there, Noelle. I think we saw almost every type of weather, except snow! This shot was shortly after a rain storm had retreated. We were wet but happy.
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That’s an impressive shoreline!
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Our western coast can be pretty spectacular, Lynette. Great walking country.
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Yes, I bet it is. I would be going along slowly, gaping at the visual wonders …
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I did exactly that, Lynette. Good job Valerie was by my side, hand in hand, or there were times when my eyes seeking views to capture would’ve directed me down those cliffs!
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