The neighbouring villages of Port Isaac and Port Quin on the North Cornwall coast are featured today in these real time and time lase video clips.
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The twin towns of Lynton and Lynmouth on the North Devon coast were just as my wife Liz and I remembered them from a holiday years ago, and the Valley of the Rocks coastal path high above the Atlantic ocean was just as epic.
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Liz and I made a special point of visiting Dartmoor during our two week stay in Devon.
The weather was appropriately epic!
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One of the big pluses of the holiday my wife Liz and I enjoyed near the north coasts of Devon and Cornwall were the dramatic and beautiful sunsets out over the Atlantic ocean, with great cloud action and glowing twilight colours.
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During our two week holiday in Devon and Cornwall my wife Liz and I spent a couple of days exploring the south coast.
Our two favourite places turned out to be the fishing ports of Looe and Mevagissey, featured in this series of real time and time lapse videos.
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These time lapse videos show the movement of clouds, water, moon and tide at Hartland Quay on the dramatic Atlantic coast of North Devon.
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The Hartland peninsula on the Atlantic coast of North Devon was a location that Liz and I returned to many times during our two week holiday in this beautiful part of the world.
We were just amazed at the rugged scenery and the power of the ocean.
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The Atlantic coast of north Cornwall is justly famous for its rugged beauty (see Poldark!), which my wife Liz and I enjoyed exploring very much during our two week holiday there.
One of our favourite places was the secluded bay of Crackington Haven, presented here in a collection of time lapse and real time videos.
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A new part of the UK to explore over the next few days here at goHOWiE.com.
My wife Liz and I recently spent a couple of weeks travelling around Devon and Cornwall, visiting as many beautiful and interesting places as possible.
Today I'm presenting both real time and time lapse videos from Bodmin Moor in Cornwall, ranging from rugged granite tors to gentle woodland.
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And don't forget that most of the hundreds of videos featured here at goHOWiE.com, are available for licensed use from my 
stock portfolio.
Who isn't entranced by the sun slowly sinking below the western horizon?
Especially when there are some striking offshore wind turbines to include in the scene!
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Two time lapse videos, both featuring the beautiful Vale of Clwyd in North Wales, but under very different weather conditions.
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A beautiful quarter moon slowly sinks through a darkening twilight sky over the North Wales coast.
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Time lapse video of clouds scudding by over the Jubilee Tower on the summit of Moel Famau, the highest peak in the Clwydian Range Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
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Another favourite location of mine on the North Wales coast is Llandudno, featured in this timelapse video showing the transition from day to night along the famous promenade.
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Deganwy on the North Wales coast is a great place to enjoy an evening stroll along the promenade, and to sit and watch a sunset from, over the Irish Sea.
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Filmed from the same spot as yesterday's time lapse, but under very different lighting and weather conditions, this time lapse vide shows dawn and sunrise over the Clwydian Range Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) near my home in North Wales.
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A rare inversion layer over the Clwydian Forest in North Wales gave me the chance to shoot this short time lapse sequence of the sun rising through fog over the trees.
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Whew! I've finally finished presenting photographs from Croatia here at goHOWiE.com, and it's high time to get back to beautiful North Wales, starting with this time lapse video showing a colourful sunset and a rising tide at Church Bay on the Isle of Anglesey.
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One thing Liz and I noticed during our drives around the Croatian countryside was the number of abandoned buildings, left to slowly fall into ruin.
This abandoned manor house was hauntingly beautiful, and well worth half an hour's stop to explore and photograph.
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The seaside resort of Tucepi on the Adriatic coast of Croatia, photographed from the road into the mountains from Makarska.
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These images show the lovely town of Trogir on the Adriatic coast of Croatia, where Liz and I stayed during our week long holiday in the summer of 2019.
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The small harbour at Tribunj was well worth a stop for a leg stretch and a few photos on the drive Liz and I took along the Adriatic coast of Croatia this summer.
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A drive along the northern Adriatic coastline of Croatia took my wife Liz and I through some beautiful landscapes, such as Tisno, pictured here.
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One of the most spectacular drives I've enjoyed while on holiday took Liz and I all the way to the summit of the Sveti Jura mountain in Croatia.
Just breathtaking!
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Two views captured while wandering around the backstreets of Split in Croatia.
One slightly grander than the other!
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The famous Sphinx sculpture in Diocletian's Palace in Split, Croatia.
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Two images showing different aspects of Split on the Adriatic coast of Croatia, one indoors and one outdoors.
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A stroll through the somewhat run down little town of Skradin at the entrance to Croatia's Krka National Park yielded these two 'ambiance' images as Liz and I walked along.
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Some more images captured in the lovely Krka National Park on what proved to be a very hot day out for my wife Liz and I during our week long holiday in Croatia.
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Despite Croatia's growing popularity as a tourist destination, you don't have to drive far from the major towns to find lovely, unspoilt little places where you are probably the only foreigner there.
Such as the fishing village of Razanj, pictured here during a stop Liz and I made while exploring the rugged northern Adriatic coastline above Split.
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Another stop on the drive that Liz and I made along the Adriatic coast of Croatia was at Pisak, with this stunning view of limestone cliffs sweeping down to the sea.
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A drive south from our base at Trogir along the beautiful Adriatic coastline of Croatia found my wife Liz and I stopping at the lovely seaside town of Makarska for a break and a look around.
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A drive north along the Adriatic coast of Croatia found Liz and I enjoying views like this one, overlooking the limestone coastline at Jezera.
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When on holiday, my wife Liz and I like to explore the undeveloped places near where we are staying, and we certainly enjoyed seeing and photographing off the beaten tourist track.
Such as these two roadside dwellings in the countryside near Gradina Sibenik.
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This deceptively simple photo of a passenger plane on approach to the airport at Split on the Adriatic coast of Croatia was trickier to take than you might imagine.
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Walking around the Skradinski Buk waterfalls in the Krka National Park, Croatia, proved to be a lovely, if somewhat hot, experience.
Good job there were plenty of opportunities to rest in the shade and take a few photos as my wife Liz and I climbed up the Krka river gorge.
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The day Liz and I spent exploring the beautiful Krka National Park during our holiday in Croatia was a day well spent, although it was rather hot and crowded in July.
No wonder the pool in front of the Skradinski Buk waterfall was so popular!
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Tempted to take a dip? I certainly was, in the crystal clear waters of the Blue Lagoon on the island of Veliki Drvenik just off the Adriatic coast of Croatia.
But of course, I had to take a few photos before getting wet!
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A final look around the harbour at Maslinica on the island of Solta, just off the Adriatic coast of Croatia.
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Some more views of the charming seaside harbour of Maslinica on the island of Solta, just off the Adriatic coast of Croatia.
This time featuring some of the lovely boats tied up alongside the harbour wall.
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One of the highlights of Liz's and my week long holiday in Croatia was a boat excursion with our daughter Allie, taking in some of the islands that dot the Adriatic coast.
Such as the lovely island of Solta, with its picturesque seaside village and harbour at Maslinica, shown here.
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Some of the less visited backstreets of Split, Croatia.
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Various views of the lovely old harbour and seafront at Split on the Adriatic coast of Croatia.
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The first day of our holiday in Croatia was spent wandering around Split on the Adriatic coast, with the old harbour being particularly photogenic.
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A lovely evening spent visiting the small town of Primosten on the Adriatic coast of Croatia ended up with me photographing this final panoramic collage of the town, set against a glowing twilight sky.
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Liz and I got something of a surprise when we finally arrived on top of a small mountain overlooking Primosten on the Adriatic coast of Croatia when we were confronted by the very impressive 'Our Lady of Loretto' statue.
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Evening light over the Adriatic sea is just to die for, rich and warm, vibrant with colour and a luminous glow that seems to last forever.
At least that's how it seemed as I photographed this scene, overlooking the seaside town of Primosten on the coast of Croatia just a few short weeks ago.
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I'm starting new series here at goHowie from today, featuring images and videos from a week long stay that Liz and I enjoyed exploring parts of Croatia from our base at Trogir on the Adriatic coast.
The weather was awful, from a photographic point of view that is, with clear blue skies and bright sunshine all week. How boring!
So this is the only time lapse sequence I thought it worthwhile to take - no clouds, but a beautiful twilight overlooking the seaside town of Primosten.
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A dramatic sunset over the Vale of Clwyd, complete with storm clouds and sunbeams.
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