Ito ay kuha sa Lizard Peninsula ng Cornwall ang pinaka-kanluranin na probinsiya ng Englaterra. Ayaw ko sanang isama ang ilang ligaw na damo sa harap ng litrato pero isang urong ko pa at ako'y isang kawawang pisat at bali-baling tao. Nakabingit sa malalim na bangin ang lugar na ito kaya't may hangganan ang aking pagpapaka-dakila sa pagkuha ng litrato.Ang karamihan ng 'damo' dito ay hindi talagang damo kundi isang tipo ng 'succulent' na halaman na tinatawag na sedum pachyphyllum o jelly beans sa mas madaling salita. Nakakapamangha na ito ay lumaganap sa buong kapaligiran ng bangin na ito.
This is taken in the Lizard Peninsula which is the western-most county of England. I really did not intend to include some of the wild grass in the foreground but one more move on my part and I am one poor splattered and broken-boned person. This area is at the edge of a high cliff therefore my sacrifice to photography has got limits.
Most of the 'grass' that you see here is not really grass but a type of succulent plant called sedum pachyphyllum or jelly beans in common language. It's amazing to note that this plant spread out all over the whole cliff face.
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