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.

Monday, 30 April 2018

Monday

Bad start to the day when the Gulls came back - firstly bashing on the dining room window and making the dogs bark then going up onto the roof and stomping around with their big flat feet
As I opened the blinds in the kitchen I spotted HMS Tyne a River Class Patrol Vessel that carries out Fisheries Protection duties as well as recently escorting a Russian Navy ship along the channel 
A favourite branch for this Chaffinch 
Off they went up the hill in the sunshine, with the Northerly wind still blowing
A better shot of HMS Tyne 
More cloud than yesterday 


Scillonian III heading out on a later tidal affected sailing - sorry about the heat haze 
Tried to get a shot of this Swallow zooming around the fields 
Off went HMS Tyne 
Afternoon walkies 
The sun behind a cloud

Sunday, 29 April 2018

Sunday

Yet another sunny day, with a cool Northerly wind 



MSC Alyssa about to pass Wolf Rock Lighthouse on her way to Liverpool 
Sand in the water again 
Was in the wrong part of the house and almost missed the Penlee Lifeboat Ivan Ellen passing Perranuthnoe on the regular Sunday training/engine run 
Had to hobble as fast as I could and grab the camera 
Off they went past Cudden Point with the Ro-ro car carrier Atlantic Sky out in the shipping lanes  making for Liverpool
Tilly had an accident all over her dog bed and although I tried to clean it - even got the BexBissell out but it's had to go, so I managed to find Wooster's old puppy bed - as you can see he still loves it ! 
Back up the hill past the Forget-me-nots 


Our little Japanese Azaleas  have suddenly started to flower, so pleased that something has survived the winter


Just one shot of the sun as I usually get up and down several times to try to catch the best shot

Saturday, 28 April 2018

Saturday

 Nice sunny morning - but there was still that cool wind

Sun on either side but Scillonian III in shade as she set out  


After a couple of weeks rest Oamaru Barn is all ready for this weeks visitors - a few extras included some of Andrea's delicious fudge  normally on sale near the Car Park

Home again 
 Nab Hopper Barge - just out of dry dock, crossing the bay
Lugger Happy Return on a silvery sea 
Good to see the Valerian starting to flower 
Walking down the track towards the car park 

Two of these - really took us by surprise
Army Westland Apache AH1 - callsign Gunship1 
One of the most lethal helicopters in the world is the Apache from which they say "You can run but you only died tired ! "

Off they went, following the coast and down to Lizard Point

Friday, 27 April 2018

Friday

Another damp walkies




It brightened up a little later on
Noticed an Ambulance arrive
After a while the Air Ambulance came roaring in
Several circuits to check out the landing site

Noticed that the waves were really building up


They landed on the field next to the parking field

Beautiful
Off they went - hoping for a good outcome
Had my first swim of the year now that the pool is warm enough
Thought I'd see how my knee got on
Afternoon walkies with a patch of light rain approaching

A few more Bluebells in the hedge