Twist Lee

At the longest point of headland the cliffs rise up into a pinnacle, forming a bulbous hill that declines severely back into the heath. In the lee of the mount nestles a fierce growth of contorted elder trees, stripped of foliage by the feirce winds and bleached white by the salty environment. The hollow is sheltered, with ample water supply running from a fissure in the hillside.

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