We went walking on the Roseland Peninsula in Cornwall. The name comes from the Cornish word Ros meaning promontory, rather than from the flower.
We stopped off at St Mawes castle, built in the time of King Henry VIII to protect the Cornish and English coast. We continued walking alongside the River Fal - a lovely day with blue skies of varying shades.
We also looked in on my favourite church at St. Just. This is where it is said that Jesus may have visited as a young man - see:
The Mystery Of Jesus Visiting Cornwall In England
Why Jesus Visited Cornwall In England
Did Jesus Visit St George's Island Looe Cornwall
New Cornwall Blog: Mike's Cornwall
Your corner of the world is just stunning, Mike!
ReplyDeleteSome of it is, Trish, if the weather is good.
DeleteLovely part of the UK. I am sorry I only ever spent a week there.
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