Path above Langland Bay, Gower
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Path above Langland Bay, Gower
Image: © Jeremy Bolwell Taken: 18 Aug 2013
The coast path here backs the beach and passes in front of some old beach huts. The locals here can readily be identified by a striking resemblance to Romany gypsies with their deeply bronzed suntans, casual approach to dress codes, recumbent poses and creased and wrinkled faces turned to a soft leathery brown like a well used old valise. My god they look happy and relaxed, as well they should. I meanwhile pass through, sporting a faint shade of green, with envy.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.568338
Longitude
-4.009397