PERRANUTHNOE is a small village on the South Coast of Cornwall, just East of Marazion, there is a Car Park and sloping access to a safe sandy beach and the beachside Cabin Cafe. It has The Victoria Inn a superb multi award winning pub, which serves super food both lunchtimes & evenings, - a Church dating back as far as 1160. The Lynfield Centre which houses The Cowhouse Gallery, The Peppercorn Cafe and a hairdressers.
Saturday, 15 November 2014
Saturday
Nice morning to walk over the top to Trenow
Pleased to see that The Jubilee Pool is looking intact after another battering from big waves
The Whitbred Shorthorns relaxing on their field with a view
With kind permission of Lord St Levan, my parents ashes were buried in the gardens close to the wishing-well on St Michaels Mount – so your stunning photographs of the Mount are truly special. So pleased to read that its business as usual – thank you. Look forward to catching up over Christmas. Kind regards, Ian
What a wonderful place for your parents ashes to be buried - I'm sure it meant a lot. Seen several "compassionate" trips out into the bay recently made by the Penlee Lifeboat - very good of them. Christmas seems to be approaching fast - the TV adverts are full of it over here - driving me mad ! Sue
Needed a Cornish fix ! and was not disappointed ! wonderful colours everywhere....apart from Porthleven ! ! needed my 3D glasses ! wet dull and miserly yesterday fog this morning and then the rain started,,,,and doesn't know when to stop ! I'll just go back to Cornwall !!,,,,and then make the pickle for Christmas ! thanks Sue
The Porthleven blue lighting is a bit much - Rick Stein has come into the business, but it's being run in exactly the same way - surprised that they think the garish lighting doesn't need toning down a bit. All the recent rain has been horrible and depressing - arrived this afternoon from behind the house so we hadn't spotted the massive cloud until it was too late - dogs not happy ! Sue
That last photo is a brilliant picture of the Mount xx
ReplyDeleteLooks good in bright morning light. Sue
ReplyDeleteWith kind permission of Lord St Levan, my parents ashes were buried in the gardens close to the wishing-well on St Michaels Mount – so your stunning photographs of the Mount are truly special. So pleased to read that its business as usual – thank you. Look forward to catching up over Christmas. Kind regards, Ian
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful place for your parents ashes to be buried - I'm sure it meant a lot.
DeleteSeen several "compassionate" trips out into the bay recently made by the Penlee Lifeboat - very good of them. Christmas seems to be approaching fast - the TV adverts are full of it over here - driving me mad ! Sue
Needed a Cornish fix ! and was not disappointed ! wonderful colours everywhere....apart from Porthleven ! ! needed my 3D glasses ! wet dull and miserly yesterday fog this morning and then the rain started,,,,and doesn't know when to stop ! I'll just go back to Cornwall !!,,,,and then make the pickle for Christmas ! thanks Sue
ReplyDeleteThe Porthleven blue lighting is a bit much - Rick Stein has come into the business, but it's being run in exactly the same way - surprised that they think the garish lighting doesn't need toning down a bit.
DeleteAll the recent rain has been horrible and depressing - arrived this afternoon from behind the house so we hadn't spotted the massive cloud until it was too late - dogs not happy ! Sue