If you ain't driving, you won't have to pay about £4 to park on threat of wheelclamps everywhere nice around the coast you want to stop, so thats ok. If you don't 'get' West Cornwall, I suppose plenty of it is a dump, but its' magical really. Hope for reasonable weather(ie no rain)& enjoy.
Used to go every year as a kid. The Tate and Hepworth's house are a must. The beach in front of the Tate is good for learning to surf. Don't forget to get a sweatshirt from Fat Willy's Surf Shack My boss wears one around the office with irony, cheers me up every day.
I'm sure you won't be quite so fascinated, but I'll be posting up a piece about the wonderful St Erth station later tonight (it's the junction for the St Ives branch).
Great photos but it had me puzzled as it was nothing like the St Ives I remembered from family holidays years ago
Then I noticed they are of St Ives, Cambs not Cornwall
Great photos but it had me puzzled as it was nothing like the St Ives I remembered from family holidays years ago
Then I noticed they are of St Ives, Cambs not Cornwall
I note from wiki that St Ives Cambs was renamed thus after a dead Persian monk they found in the town a thousand years ago. Surely the only interesting thing about the place.
This thread has entertained me all over again When I lived in St Ives it would empty of tourists after the summer and I could be the only person on Porthmeor. Now, since the Tate and the invention of 'cool' Cornwall, it is rammed all year Wish you'd all fuck off to Camborne, like I suggested
With the coronavirus lock-down meaning there's little prospect of any travelling in the foreseeable future, I thought I'd have a delve through my photo archives. Here's a selection of 25 photos from a lovely holiday spent in the Cornwall seaside town of St Ives back in April 2000. The branch...
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