Autumn has not stolen in on softly padded velvet paws this year. No, this year our autumn marched into our lives, laced with gales and fogs. This has been an autumn to send the temperatures spinning and the sea into a frenzy of rolling waves and spray.
Perranuthnoe
The seasons of the sun – Our autumn garden
The seasons of the sun still linger in our autumn garden. Warm nestling echoes’ of summer time, that are occasionally met by the rattle of winter’s sabre.
Autumn Vibes
Are autumn vibes in the air right now? The change in the season ushered in with the tumbling waves?
Now our days are filled with the regular rhythm of the sea along with a hint of sea salt in the air.
Our Ednovean Summer
Our Ednovean Summer has flown away with us this year and suddenly the season has given way to autumn. We’ve had good days and bad days; sad days and happy days. We’ve met so many of our lovely guests again this year; we’ve introduced ourselves to some new ones. And suddenly the year has almost […]
Is it autumn yet?
These balmy late summer days are just perfect to walk along the tranquil coastal footpaths and soak up the sun on the empty beaches
Cooling Sea breezes in the heat wave
The sea has never seemed bluer than this month as the heat wave changed our lives to a Mediterranean rhythm, as day after day of endless sunshine spread before us.
March madness to spring equinox
March madness has gripped the weather again this week and it temporally lost the plot for a while but has just got a grip on reality in time for the Spring equinox. The bright spring days of last week have been replaced by earnest sessions of filling the bird feeders and bringing all of the […]
February’s golden days of spring change to ice and snow
This February’s first golden days of spring, changed just a quickly into ice and snow as the month drew to a close and looking back now it almost seems surreal. The taste of Arctic life with “The Beast from the East” transformed our normally sub tropical Cornish climate into another world and it will live […]
February’s snow – magic moments over the years
I must admit I was excited at the prospect of a rare snowfall here in West Cornwall over the last weeks. A dusting of those magical icy crystals does add an adventurous spice to our normally subtropical climate and when I opened the front door on the predicted morning? Well there was definitely a powdery […]
A late summer dalliance with Trenow Cove
Trenow is one of the little sheltered coves that ring Perranuthnoe, within sight of Marazion and St Michael’s Mount.