Sugar cane blasted by the salty wind

T.S. Eliot in Little Gidding writes of places at "the world's end, some at the sea jaws". This is one of them.

Wild poppies and scabious

Roger on the rocks

Who is that small figure in the distance?

Wild poppies

three dykes run up this cliff - compare with this on Fuerteventura

Ferns

Cacti

Pride of Madeira

The base of the teleférico

Candles, lilies and fresias decorate this roadside shrine. More Senhoras

Nossa Senhora da Conceição. More Senhoras

Cactus garden at Porto Moniz

It is clear that the Madeirenses did not build the pool here for themselves, but so that they could be entertained by seeing foolhardy northern europeans swept out to sea

At last, Roger gets to swim

Only two other swimmers braved the waves, which crash over the rocks and send mini tsunami across the pool

Roger swimming

See how the rock plants crawl down the cliff

Tamarisk trees? Botanists please identify

Sea pinnacle

looking back to Porto Moniz

looking down to Seixal

The long flight of steps in the middle of this view leads up to the Santuário de Nossa Senhora de Fátima

Centro de Dia

Nossa Senhora dos Remédios More Senhoras

Igreja da Nossa Senhora da Graça in Rua Cónego Agostinho Figueira de Faria. I looked up this good canon. Google's translation of an article about him says: "by resolution buddy of 18 May 1995 the City Council Chamber of the Wolves gave their name to the street between the apricot and Largo's skate". More Senhoras

looking across to Garachico. Igreja da Nossa Senhora do Bom Sucesso. More Senhoras

apparent gradient 1:3

apparent gradient 1:2.7

apparent gradient 1:2.8

from bridge over motorway

from NW of church

Igreja in Santo Antonio 32.811281,-17.248664