Looking across the rough grassland of the Great Orme in the foreground toward the rocky limestone headland of the Little Orme. In between can be seen the blue waters of the Irish Sea in Llandudno Bay.
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Looking across the rough grassland of the Great Orme in the foreground toward the rocky limestone headland of the Little Orme. In between can be seen the blue waters of the Irish Sea in Llandudno Bay.
