Cornwall Recommendations
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Libertad
Sparking up a rollie in the Reichstag
Yes but we're currently experiencing a real problem with tree vipers.
Uncommon enough to be worth mentioning "ooh I saw an adder the other day"; common enough that most people I know here have seen at least one. I've seen about 8, whereas I've only ever seen two hedgehogs.
nogojones
spelling is overrated
The weavers are real though and got a few people I know in Treen
davesgcr
Reading books
Off topic - but a good number of them in Wales , especially around the Gower and Pembroke. Always clear off quickly - or the ones I have come across !
AnnaKarpik
Queen of all she surveys
OMG, I just had to share! From midday today, at Lemon Quay, Truro, the one, the only SARGON of AKKAD!
I'm hoping for something akin to a bear-baiting, without the cruelty to bears. Or dogs.
I'm hoping for something akin to a bear-baiting, without the cruelty to bears. Or dogs.
Libertad
Sparking up a rollie in the Reichstag
The fragrant Milo Yiannopoulos was also there. See below:
31 striking moments from UKIP Candidate Carl Benjamin's visit
Fight breaks out after protesters try to throw milkshakes over Ukip candidate
JasonAngry
Member
Sennen Cove ? I think it's called
editor
hiraethified
Some archive photos:
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Archive pictures: St Ives, Mousehole, Marazion, Cornwall and Devon in August 2005 – fifty photos -
Here's a set of photos taken around Cornwall and Devon some fifteen years ago, on the summer of 2005. Above: deck chairs and St Ives harbour. The view from the train as it hurtles along the seafront by Dawlish is spectacular. Equally stunning is Brunel's Royal Albert Bridge, which spans the...
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Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
i particularly like this one as they wait for the tide to come in
strung out
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I am going down to Cornwall next week Monday to Friday.
We lost our cat yesterday (
), so just needed some time away from home, and managed to find somewhere extremely cheap through a work friend.
We're staying in Padstow, but have car, will travel, hopefully all the way out west. Hoping to see plenty of coastline, and eat plenty of food. Have read through lots of the recommendations already, but appreciate it's nearly school holidays, so might be busy.
We lost our cat yesterday (
), so just needed some time away from home, and managed to find somewhere extremely cheap through a work friend.We're staying in Padstow, but have car, will travel, hopefully all the way out west. Hoping to see plenty of coastline, and eat plenty of food. Have read through lots of the recommendations already, but appreciate it's nearly school holidays, so might be busy.
Kevbad the Bad
Amiable Bowel Syndrome
Godrevy. Lovely beaches, rocks and lighthouse.I am going down to Cornwall next week Monday to Friday.
We lost our cat yesterday (
We're staying in Padstow, but have car, will travel, hopefully all the way out west. Hoping to see plenty of coastline, and eat plenty of food. Have read through lots of the recommendations already, but appreciate it's nearly school holidays, so might be busy.
Falmouth and Fowey. Great at this time of year.
Bodmin Moor.
cesare
shady's dreams ♥
So sorry about Milo. If you can, go to a performance at the Minack Theatre. You'll feel your spirits soar at the cliff edge, and as the sun sets you can say your farewells. It's a place where the sun meets the sky, and the next day starts anew.I am going down to Cornwall next week Monday to Friday.
We lost our cat yesterday (
We're staying in Padstow, but have car, will travel, hopefully all the way out west. Hoping to see plenty of coastline, and eat plenty of food. Have read through lots of the recommendations already, but appreciate it's nearly school holidays, so might be busy.
Ground Elder
Well-Known Member
savoloysam
Pigman's pigman's ha ha charade you are..
Port Isaac. Lovely village on a cove.
Looe is lovely for a day out and has some nice harbour side restaurants and bars.
Looe is lovely for a day out and has some nice harbour side restaurants and bars.
savoloysam
Pigman's pigman's ha ha charade you are..
Cornwall is not that big so further west The Lizard and St Michael's Mount are lovely places to visit. Just pray it doesn't rain because it rains a lot down there.
Voley
Joyful and Recumbent
Genuinely think it gets better and better the further SW you go, although I'm very fond of Bodmin Moor these days too. The SW Coast Path around where I live stills blows me away even after living here for decades.
First three photos are near where I live, last one's Bodmin Moor.
First three photos are near where I live, last one's Bodmin Moor.
newme
Giant in Pastyland now
I wish they would stop doing those bloody "secret/local beaches" things. Few of our favourite spots are now so bad during the summer people living there are having genuine issues actually getting on with life because of people packing the place so badly it spills all over the whole village/entrance roads with cars left all over. Considering the huge amount of illegal parking I am surprised they don't have traffic wardens at some of them as they would make a bloody fortune every day. Alternative to the tourist tax type suggestions and just hits the people doing twatty parking.
Voley
Joyful and Recumbent
neonwildernessI'm betting that despite all these kind recommendations from helpful Urbans, that Neon hasn't even been down there yet
Please confirm / deny.
a_chap
When the world came apart, where were you?
I am going down to Cornwall next week Monday to Friday.
We lost our cat yesterday (
We're staying in Padstow, but have car, will travel, hopefully all the way out west. Hoping to see plenty of coastline, and eat plenty of food. Have read through lots of the recommendations already, but appreciate it's nearly school holidays, so might be busy.
(((cat)))
neonwilderness
What would Badgers do?
I have been to Cornwall. Whether or not that was in the last four years since I started the thread is another matter
marty21
One on one? You're crazy.
I have been to Cornwall. Whether or not that was in the last four years since I started the thread is another matter
hash tag
Books, not bombs
That bad huh.I have been to Cornwall. Whether or not that was in the last four years since I started the thread is another matter
neonwilderness
What would Badgers do?
The main issue is more the 400 mile trip to get there
hash tag
Books, not bombs
Did you have to walk it?The main issue is more the 400 mile trip to get there
Jennaonthebeach
What would Picard do?
That's where my late partner wanted me to spread his ashes. He loved the place. Used to live near there, and we spent a really lovely evening there in 2016. I intend to make sure i fulfil his wishes by the end of next summer.
Kevbad the Bad
Amiable Bowel Syndrome
I love the view from the tallest tower at Porthemmet. I swear you can see as far as Narnia on a clear day.
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