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Not all the sections of the cliff walk are on a cliff, some wind around overgrown trees and shrubs in front of empty houses.
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Most of the houses take their privacy seriously with thick stone walls.
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One even wanted to be a castle.
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And talk about discouraging visitors. Can you see it?
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Look closely.
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It’s a cannon.
If that doesn’t scare away the Jehovah Witnesses nothing will.
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Nearing the beach from which we originally entered, we caught glimpses of the ocean again.
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And a few more stone walls.
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This time with iron fencing.
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Ah….
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Views like this always lower my blood pressure.
To be continued….
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River's world..... 
Really wasn’t expecting a Part 4. Now I’m hoping you can squeeze, I don’t know, 36 or 37 posts out of this stroll.
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I can’t do 37…. but stay tuned. It’s not over yet. 🤣
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The double features of turret and cannon are a much more aesthetically pleasing way to say “Get lost!” than the “no soliciting” signs people have in Minnesota. Are they common? 😉
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Not that I’ve seen. We have a lot of stone houses and walls but the cannon is a nice touch.
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It really conveys “I mean business.”
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