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Looking towards Tibbets from the North of Lundy Island
A young soay sheep peers around on the north cliffs of Lundy Island, Bristol Channel.
A razorbill leaves the slopes of Lundy Island in search of food
The landscape of Lundy Island
Built in 1909, Tibbetts was a signal and watch station situated toward the north of Lundy Island. The property relatively remote, being 1.75 miles from the main village and is available overnight stays. Tibbetts has no electricity - gas lamps are used within the cottage, which boasts views of the sea from windows on all four sides.
A seat on the cliff edge provides views of seals swimming 100m below, as supper is served in the relatively remote northeast of Lundy Island, England.
A lone soay sheep on Lundy Island, off the Devon Coast in England.
A puffin leaves the slopes of Lundy Island, in the Bristol Channel.
The coastal path wnds its way round the cliffs of Lundy Island
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The late afternoon sky and sea, viewed from Lundy Island. Horizontal handheld pan.
A skylark braves the morning showers in the heather on Lundy Island, England
A soay sheep moulting its fleece on Lundy Island, Bristol Channel.
Two puffins stand aside from the razorbill colony on the west coast of Lundy Island
The interior steps of the Old Light, a lighthouse on Lundy Island, England
A rainbow cuts the sky above the eastern cliffs of Lundy Island
The late afternoon sky and sea, viewed from Lundy Island.
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A young soay sheep peers around on the north cliffs of Lundy Island, Bristol Channel.
A group of razorbills call noisely on the western cliffs of Lundy Island, Bristol Channel
Two sika deer enjoy the view under the late afternoon sun, on Lundy Island, England
Two peregrine falcons approach the eastern cliffs of Lundy Island, England
The late afternoon sky and sea, viewed from Lundy Island.
Six-spot Burnet moths cover thistles on the south coast of Lundy Island, England
