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The Putney-to-Victoria express is captured here
by an observant surfer between Flatley and Swansea,
on the Putney Bay shore.
Volcanic Mt. Hayes is visible in the distance.
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Wow, here we are at the Beatty ruins on the North Bight Path.
These are typical of the Old People ruins, consisting of
large stone blocks carefully cut and fitted.
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Now we are approaching one of the lovely
beaches in the Yellow Hills Wandering Preserve,
about three miles south of the ruins.
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This is Anita Bailey (we think) dancing
on the edge at 3,500 feet elevation,
near North Cape.
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Here is the path to North Cape on a clear day.
These views of the island were painted by New Island artist Rusty Mothes.
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