Godrevy Lighthouse, Cornwall
This is one of my favourite views in Britain, sitting on the cliffs looking at Godrevy Lighthouse. Virginia Woolf visited this lighthouse in 1892, and it is often said that it inspired her… Continue reading
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Mên-an-Tol Standing Stones, Cornwall.
On the wildest, most westerly moors in Cornwall there is a group of standing stones quite unlike any others in Britain. The central stone of Mên-an-Tol (Cornish for “the hole stone”) is a… Continue reading
A bracing walk along the clifftops at Carn Gloose
Early September is my favorite time of the year – still sunny, but with a crisp chill in the air that promises all the beauty of Autumn just around the corner. A great… Continue reading
A View of St Ives
This has to be my favourite view of the most stunning part of Carbis Bay in Cornwall. St Ives is a beautiful little fishing village in the far west of Cornwall. With its… Continue reading
St Michael’s Mount
St Michael’s Mount off Marazion is one of the most iconic views in Cornwall, with its stately castle crowning the tiny island in the bay. I loved going there to take this photo… Continue reading
Botallack Mine, Cornwall
Cornwall can get really crowded with tourists these days, but going to Botallack is like slipping back in time. It’s quiet, serene, and beautiful. I love nothing more than sitting on the bench… Continue reading
Sunset at Land’s End
Taken with my ancient, good old reliable Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX9 with a Leica lens.
A close encounter of the bovine kind
I think I bumped into the moomaids of Zennor: