The light along the Penryn River was lovely this morning.One of the house boats on the river has a vertical flower bed which is quite delightful.
We were visited by a very friendly Robin while having lunch at The Pandora on Restronguet Creek.
The secret bits of the house were open today for short tours and was fascinating.
While we were waiting to go in to the house we watched a pair of Martins feeding their young.
It is Refugee Week this week and today, on World Refugee Day, Claire’s No Talent Re-choired group sang Imagine and Your Love Lifts Me Higher and Higher at an open mic session where we were also collecting supplies for refugees in Greece and Calais. It is so heartening to see so much brought in – tents, sleeping bags, tinned and dry food and baby supplies – and all from a community that is not the wealthiest by any stretch of the imagination. Choose Love, as several tee shirts said and we do.
It was fun to follow this van into Truro this morning.
When there we met my brother and his wife who are visiting from America and we had lunch in Charlotte’s inside the iconic Victorian Coinage Hall. Â The light switches therein caught my eye.
And this is the beautiful doorway to the building. Charlotte’s is up the stairs that can just be made out at the back of the photo.
It’s Father’s Day here in the UK and so breakfast was the lovely Mr S’s favourite, French Toast with Summer Fruits, Creme Fraiche and Maple Syrup.
It’s been the Falmouth Shanty Festival this weekend and my choir was singing. Â There are shanty singers around every corner and in every venue throughout the weekend. It is enormous fun.
We went to watch The Jolly Strumpets in which a friend sings and then Femmes de la Mer, run by my choir leader and with many of my friends singing. They are brilliant.
It is so good to come home! We have been in the big  city for the last few days – so to come home to fresh air, peace and quiet and the beauty of Cornwall is quite something. We enjoyed our adventures but it is so good to come home.  Please enjoy the gallery below giving you a taste of Godrevy and the sea.
One of the first pieces in the exhibition was a piece by Banksy.
My favourite gallery this year was the architectural drawings and models, many of which were looking at sustainable designs.
The others are a few of those I liked the most. Click on any picture in the gallery to see greater detail.
I loved this one of suburban back gardens with cats, dogs and the artist herself.
We met a friend for lunch today and I was amused by the loss of the ‘E’ in the sign above the bar.
On our way home from school we stopped at a secondhand shop and LiveWire No 3 chose some pretty jewels for my glass work.
This came my way today – kindness being the most important attribute we can help our LiveWires learn.