We’ve had another day of showing P some more of Cornwall’s treasures. I’m going to tell the story and show you all the beautiful things of the day through a Gallery. Just click on any photo and it will enlarge and you can move on to the next one.
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- The Cove at the Lizard, the most Southerly part of Britain
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- The Lizard lighthouse
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- Did you know?
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- This enormous hole is called The Lion’s Den
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- Caution – The Lion’s Den
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- From The Lion’s Den, overlooking Housel Bay
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- Delivery bike in a garden at the Lizard
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- Garden sculptures in a garden at the Lizard
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- Ann’s Pasty Shop
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- Cornish Pasty from Ann’s Pasties. Thought I’d try the vegetable version this time and it was just as delicious!
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- From the Lizard we drove to Kynance Cove and in the National Trust car park were these beautiful creatures.
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- Part of the beautiful carved information board in the N.T. car-park
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- Kynance Cove
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- Beautiful serpentine rock
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- Serpentine and driftwood on the beach
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- Driftwood benches
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- More beautifully grained serpentine. I love this beach!
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- Watch out sign
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- Kynance Cove and the air-sea rescue helicopter
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- We met Choir-baby E on the beach with her beautiful Mum
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- As we left the beach I noticed this little lost bucket being drawn into the water by the incoming tide.
The day was rounded off with choir practice and learning a beautiful Lebanese song from a Lebanese friend of Claire’s who is visiting Cornwall.
