The Long Gallery from north entrance near low tide
Introduction
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The Long Gallery from north entrance near low tide
Image: © Nigel Feilden Taken: 24 May 2018
The Long Gallery is described as: "A subterraneous passage under the cliff, through which a boat with Sails set can pass, in calm weather, and situated between Tremuda Bay and Thornyhive Bay." in the 19th century OS namebook. The tunnel bears left and after 150m exits SE - just out of sight in this photo.
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Image Location
Latitude
56.935272
Longitude
-2.198946