Our walk through the steep sided Kenidjack valley followed a route that perfectly frames views to Cape Cornwall. We were accompanied on our journey to the sea by a gurgling stream and glimpses of historic tin mines
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Exploring Logan rock
Logan Rock presides over a beautiful stretch of coastline with dramatic cliffs and sandy beaches
Carbis Bay Beach of powder puff sands
We explored Carbis Bay beach this week, with its powder puff sands and charming views over the expanse St Ives Bay. Our visit was just as autumn fades towards winter and reassuring out of season.
A visit to Prussia Cove
Prussia Cove has a special quiet secluded atmosphere, set on the Porth-an Als Estate at the end of a winding lane and once famous for smuggling
A September diary visits to Men an Tol, Tregeseal and Nine Maidens stone circles
Charles loves to visit the numerous Neolithic and early Bronze Age sites in West Cornwall and I love to see the Cornish heathland clothed in the vibrant swathes of heather and gorse at this time of the year and so it was an easy decision to combine the two, while choosing places within easy striking […]
A walk beside the sea to summer
A spring walk along the cliffs from Ednovean brought the promise of summer and rock pools to explore.
A wonderful Easter week
What wonderful weather we have had in Cornwall for the Easter holidays! The weather pendulum swung from woolly hat to bikini as the high pressure settled over the British Isles and we had one of the best spring weeks for years. Yesterday the lure of the blue seas and skies that I could see from […]
The grandeur of the Cornish cliffs – a coastal walk from Zennor to St Ives
This is a fabulous walk along the grandeur of the cornish cliffs made famous by Poldark. This route is from Zennor to St Ives with the photos we took along the way
An autumn walk to Trenow Cove
An autumn walk from Ednovean to Trenow cove in the autumn sunshine