Sunday

 Rain first thing, but it had stopped when Jim took Wooster up the hill

Still plenty of cloud around 

Already a few surfers had arrived to make the most of the waves 

Suddenly it was looking very promising 

It was clear that it was going to be a Surfers day here in the village - which tends to create hellish difficulties getting in and out of the village

Noticed this monster Dutch Trawler Zeeland - 113 metres long - destination listed as "Searching for fish"

Getting busy down there 

Not many sailing vessels around now 

We decided to make our escape to Penrose 

Caught these two Common Darters in an intimate moment 

The storm has brought a huge number of these Sweet Chestnuts down - our Pointer Willoughby used to love to carry one around in his mouth 

Lovely and green and it was getting really warm - tee-shirt weather again 

The Loe down towards Carminowe Creek 

Waves were not as big on the bar as we thought they might be 

Sand in the water after the storm makes for some beautiful colours 

We met this super Bracco Italiano 

Lots of heavy cloud still lingering further East 

The new footpath has revealed the wonderful balcony on the Lodge house 

Photos taken as we walk up the new path 

Chimneys and Engine Houses of the old Trewavas Mine 

Porthleven looking so very different today 

Porthleven, Trewavas Head and Cudden Point 

Prussia Cove with a little bit of The Castle 

Turning inland towards Helston 

The windblown tree has survived another storm 

Home again to see this large group of happy dogs 

The waves and surfers were still there 

Must have still been more then 50 of them still there after 5pm 

6.15pm Barbecue at sunset - who'd have ever thought that we'd have had a wonderful day like this after two days of storms