Stream at the entrance to Dartmoor (c Sep 2003)

The We(s)t Coast. Love living here.

Used to watch "Northwoods Law". Incredible looking place.

Because they have the money and are paying to maintain their greedy grips.

In all honesty, after visiting the Trevi last year my brother and I aren't surprised. It was almost impossible to get to the upper level railing to take pictures, and cops kept ordering people to GET OUT of the water!

I would say this is precisely what Agent Orange is hoping for. The man is sick, delusional, and extremely dangerous.

I've lived in many that have between 12-18 feet of snow almost every winter. But possibly the "silliest" place I ever "volunteered" for was the Apr '96 resupply mission to the high Arctic. Canadian Forces Station Alert. This is the wreck of an old Lancaster bomber on the beach.

Ours started popping up at the end of Dec. Love the We(s)t Coast. 😄

SO hoping to get there on our next trip back to the UK.

Was there back in 2023. Large chunks of it were closed at that time, and it was definitely an "adventure" driving along a road where the ocean side lane occasionally vanished (collapsed into the ocean).

I LIKED it. In many ways it broke the Hollywood mould and actually IMPROVED on certain areas of ERB's books: i.e. the "how he got to Mars" (not the yearning to be there and somehow transferring to there), and Deja Thoris wasn't the "fainting at every turn" heroine, for starters.