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When we visited in June, we could find an empty beach, and usually it would stay empty, as there are plenty of beaches to choose from. |
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Not the usual hedgerow, like seen at home, but full of plants. |
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The sunsets in Bryher are really lovely. |
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There are many rocks and little islands that are only inhabited by the birds and wildlife. Only a few can be visited by boat.....Sampson being just one. |
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This shows Hangman Island on the left, and Tresco, which is only a 5 minute boat ride across from Bryher. |
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Landrovers and quadbikes drive along the beach, to the landing bars. |
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View across the water to Tresco. |
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Much of the island is covered in bracken. |
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You can walk round the island, on the coastal paths....takes about 2 hours if you keep going, but longer if you have to stop to take photos, as I did! |
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Bryher's main landing quay, seen at low tide, when boats have to land at Anneks's bar instead. |
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