Thursday - A visit to Enys Gardens. Penryn & Mylor Yacht Harbour

ENYS GARDENS. PENRYN

Bluebells and Ramsons (Wild Garlic) as we arrive

The famous area of Bluebells known as Parc Lye

They said they were about 100% out today

Lovely Acers

and Rhododendrons

Several fixed wing planes came over - sadly no idea what they were

Primroses and Bluebells

Just stunning with the fresh green leaves on the trees

Viewing enclosures to stop people wandering !

Known as The Stumpery will look super when the Ferns grow

Not been to this area of the gardens before

The colour luring the Bees in

Love the delicate pink

Don't see Wisteria this close-up usually

Beautiful

Wooster looking after Maisie as always

Looking down towards Parc Lye

Down a steep walk to The Ponds

The beautiful Primula Candelabra plants alongside the water

The Gunnera are doing well

Tree Ferns loving it down there

There were a couple of Canada Geese and three Mallards down there - some practice for Maisie as we are staying by a lake on a nature reserve for our holidays

Sadly the patch of Camassia had almost finished

We then drove down to Mylor Yacht Harbour - this is the view looking up towards Trelissick House

We walked along the path between the Yacht Harbour and Flushing - it gave Wooster a nice long walk off the lead

The pretty little St Mawes Castle across The Carrick Roads

Looking over to Falmouth Docks

Jim took more photos of this part of the day and I'll do the photos tomorrow