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Caves at Mewlade Bay

This image showcases the dramatic cliffs and caves at Mewlade Bay in Gower, Wales. The rocky formations rise steeply from the sandy beach, creating a striking natural landscape. The caves are dark openings in the cliffs, hinting at the mysteries within. The overall scene is one of rugged beauty, with textures of the rocks and the smoothness of the sand contrasting beautifully

Picture No
14155566
Media ID
48651753
Size
6935px x 4355px (15.9MB)
Credit
© The Judges Postcard Archive Collection / Mary Evans
Source
Scan of the original glass plate negative from The Judges Achive - photography created for reproduction on a Judges postcard
Date
1930

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Caves Formations Gower Swansea


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