Scilly Isles (Part 3 of 3)
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More unusual plants. Does anyone know what they're called? | |||
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A song thrush - declining in numbers in the UK but are still a common sight in the Scilly Isles. | |||
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Clotted cream, home made strawberry jam, freshly-baked scones and a lovely cup of tea. What more could a hungry hiker ask for? | |||
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About 10 passengers can squeeze into this light aircraft for the 15 minute flight to Land's End. | |||
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An aerial view of St Mary's. St, Martin's (Thanks JB) is visible in the background | |||
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On a day with no wind it is sometimes possible to see dolphins and basking sharks below on the journey to Land's End. Alas, on this day, there was quite a breeze. | |||
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