
St Ives, a nice little town on a bay that is extremely hard to park in or get anywhere in a car, beautiful though

I found a nice little walk on the side of the road near St Ives that brought you up to a hill overlooking the sea, very pleasant and rugged area

The view from the Hill

More View

I stopped in a very small town for a Beer at the Tinners arms in Zennor. There is a lot of old tin mining in Cornwall, the place is a warren of shafts.

The view from outside the Gurnard’s Head Pub, brilliant. I had to turn back at this point on Tuesday night as i was running out of fuel and there are no petrol stations in Cornwall - slight exageration.

Belted Galloway

Cornish Mutt that appeared from the fields - on the daily pissing rounds

View of the Coastline from another random walk into the Fields


Cape Cornwall, a great spot

A large and snooty house overlooking Cape Cornwall

The Phallic structure that sits upon the Cape - possibly a copy of the many tin smelting chimneys around the area

Rocks

A Real life beach with blue water and sand - in the UK. Cold and windy and crazy Brits risking Hypothermia.
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Auntyjan here. Denise and Adam are trying beanies on Arthur for a photoshoot and oohing and aahing over him. Very cute. Denise will send pics soon. I love your photos, Ben. Cornwall looks wonderful. Very rough coastline - no wonder there were so many shipwrecks and pirates around. xxxb
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