More glimpses of Cornwall today. Above is the Truro River and on a cloudy late afternoon. And below the tide is out on a grey-day at Pentewan Beach leaving the green cladded rocks exposed.
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| Menabilly, Cornwall - Du Maurier Country" |
And finally part of the Cornwall section of the South-West Coast Path. I took this photo from Gribbin Head. A lovely place for walkers.
More Glimpses of Cornwall here and here or enter Cornwall into the search box at the top of the blog for many posts on Cornwall.
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I would love to see this wonderful place. You know it's funny, but when I looked at the first photo... it seems the dark cloud is a hand, reaching for a cup (white cloud) of sunshine.
ReplyDeleteI've often watched wild horses at the Outer Banks region of North Carolina. These ponies of Cornwall, are very pretty.
These are some of the prettiest photos from England I've ever seen.
Thank you for your kind words. I see what you mean about the hand reaching out - you have a more artistic eye then I have.
DeleteSo,when are you going to gather these photos into a book for us armchair travelers that can't afford the air-fare over ?
ReplyDeleteThanks Darren - one day perhaps ...
DeleteOr how about the "Cornwall Calendar for the Wall" ?
ReplyDeleteKill two birds with one stone and and sell them with a charity organization from Cornwall,but sell them over the world wide web,so people from the other side of the world can buy them and show off your part of the world on there walls.
Ah, a second comment! A calendar is a good idea, Darren. Food for thought - thanks.
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