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       Photo of the Day....
   DIR By: Mac
       Date: June 23, 2013, 11:11 am
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       > Rising 530 ft above sea level, South England’s Beachy Head is
       the highest chalk sea cliff in Britain. Standing on it gives one
       a stunning panoramic view of Eastbourne and the English Channel.
       Its sheer size and prominence have long made it a landmark for
       sailors, as well as one of the region’s more popular tourist
       attractions:
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       Re: Photo of the Day....
   DIR By: Chiprocks1
       Date: July 4, 2013, 12:29 pm
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       Yikes. I wonder if that is a tourist spot and if show, does it
       come with railings to keep people from, you know....plunging to
       their inevitable....SPLAT!
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       Re: Photo of the Day....
   DIR By: Mac
       Date: July 4, 2013, 7:53 pm
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       There's places like this situation all over. In Utah, there is
       my favorite place called Dead Horse Point. It's like a smaller
       version of the Grand Canyon. At on point is the lookout where
       people can walk up to the edge. But my buddy the photographer
       just did a little hike around and got out on a ledge like this
       one.
       He had no fear. To me it was an amazing view.
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