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  If it weren't for the trees ...
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  Bonchurch Down and Ventnor. View south west from near the footpath and viewpoint at around the 230m contour on Bonchurch Down. Photograph emphasises the steep scarp slope of the chalk downs and the low gorse vegetation.
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  Bonchurch Down
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  Bluebells, Ventnor Down
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  Trinity Road, Ventnor
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  Cattle Grazing
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  Cattle Grazing The gate leads through to the junction of two footpaths, with the right one leading up onto St.Boniface Down. The gate and the left hand path are in this grid square, the right path is in the adjacent square. The sign on the gatepost warns walkers of grazing cattle. They might just notice, since one cow is lying down, preventing the gate from being opened!
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  Profile of the Isle of Wight seen from Telegraph Hill
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  Trinity Road, Ventnor
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  Trinity Road, Ventnor This is the top end of Trinity Road, on the exit from Ventnor. St.Boniface Down dominates the skyline.
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  Saint Boniface Road, Ventnor I'm not, generally, a fan of the ultra wide angle lens. However; for this picture, it was very useful. Trinity Road comes out of Ventnor, from the direction of the church, and joins Saint Boniface Road at this point. Saint Boniface Road runs from the left (out of picture) up the hill to the right. Both the bend, and gradient, are as sharp as they appear.
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  Saint Boniface Road, Ventnor
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  Looking north-northeast up Trinity Road
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  Holy Trinity, Ventnor
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  Holy Trinity, Ventnor The southerly limit of today's ramble, and time to head back north. Still; having seen the church spire from a distance, it was nice to actually make it as far as the church.
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  Holy Trinity, Ventnor: February 2013
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  Crucifix in the grounds of Holy Trinity, Ventnor
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  Holy Trinity, Ventnor: memorial (a)
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  Holy Trinity, Ventnor: memorial (b)