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I eventually passed the photography group and took a few photos from the other side of them as we all wandered down the trail. :)
The bare feet were because it had recently rained and peat retains water. It was bare feet or soaked clothes. I guess no one thought of rubber boots. :)
The photographer did shoot in some really wonderful light as the sun continued to set.
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I eventually passed the photography group and took a few photos from the other side of them as we all wandered down the trail. :)
The bare feet were because it had recently rained and peat retains water. It was bare feet or soaked clothes. I guess no one thought of rubber boots. :)
The photographer did shoot in some really wonderful light as the sun continued to set.
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I eventually passed the photography group and took a few photos from the other side of them as we all wandered down the trail. :)
The bare feet were because it had recently rained and peat retains water. It was bare feet or soaked clothes. I guess no one thought of rubber boots. :)
The photographer did shoot in some really wonderful light as the sun continued to set.
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I eventually passed the photography group and took a few photos from the other side of them as we all wandered down the trail. :)
The bare feet were because it had recently rained and peat retains water. It was bare feet or soaked clothes. I guess no one thought of rubber boots. :)
The photographer did shoot in some really wonderful light as the sun continued to set.
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I eventually passed the photography group and took a few photos from the other side of them as we all wandered down the trail. :)
The bare feet were because it had recently rained and peat retains water. It was bare feet or soaked clothes. I guess no one thought of rubber boots. :)
The photographer did shoot in some really wonderful light as the sun continued to set.
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At the end of that point seen in the previous VR, there is a sheer break in the granite. The water to the left of the opening position is open Atlantic.
http://www.carolynstampeen.com/wp-content/VRs/prospectCleave/Prospect1755.html
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One end of the High Head Trail, in Prospect, Nova Scotia.
http://www.carolynstampeen.com/wp-content/VRs/prospect_09/index.html