
The twenty different varieties of garlic grown on the Isle of Wight by http://www.thegarlicfarm.co.uk/

Heading north west along the Isle of Wight’s south coast we felt spoilt by the perfect cycling conditions. I was very glad to be there early enough in the year to avoid all the tourists that will surely be there in a month’s time. It’s estimated that the island split off from the mainland of England roughly 7,000 years ago.

Although I was hesitant to even take a photo of this because of the millions undoubtedly snapped each year, here is Durdle Door of Dorset’s Jurassic Coast. By climbing out a little way along the rocks from the beach, my friend and I discovered a long crevice running back inside toward the cliff. Entering it we found it, as well as the bay on shore, filled with floating rubbish. Nice one human race-you’re doing great.
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