Image: Zawn Pyg chasm and rock arch at Nanjizal beach August 2013
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Description: View looking south-west through the Zawn Pyg ('Song of the sea') chasm and rock arch at the southern side of Nanjizal beach. The tide is ebbing here, with about two hours to low tide, leaving a sandy 'plunge pool' of calm water between the cliffs, cut off from the sea by a wall of boulders that have fallen from the arch.
Title: Zawn Pyg chasm and rock arch at Nanjizal beach August 2013
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Author: JimChampion
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