We had a week away on Cornwall's Lizard Peninsula. One of the places we visited was Mullion Cove with it's granite harbour wall.
The cove has been occupied for several hundred years but the harbour wall wasn't built until the 1890's.
This was once the home of a small pilchard fleet.
Below is a view from the harbour at low tide.
Back to the harbour as the sea slowly returns.
The harbour entrance and wall.
Four more photos of Mullion cove.
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Walking back along the lane, to our car, we saw these spirited horses.
All in all a quiet peaceful walk.
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all good wishes ~ Mike
The cove looks a great place, I hope hour break refreshed you. Lovely photo's as always, the horses appear to be grooming each other.
ReplyDeleteIt was good to have a week away. We enjoyed the change and some different places to visit. Good wishes.
DeleteFrom Mullian Cove we remember the great icecream! https://www.huizezeezicht.nl/2022/08/lizard-point-south-west-coast-path-7.html
ReplyDeleteThanks - have an interesting week.
DeleteGood Morning Michael .Great photos.Pleased you have had a good week .We stayed in the village at Mullian and had lovely walks on the coastal paths .But you know l ♥️ love Lizard Area.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment. Yes, the Lizard area is something special, some beautiful views. and coves. I like church cove especially. Good wishes.
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ReplyDeleteWell I've really enjoyed catching up on your posts Mike. Looks like you had a super week. Take care :0 x
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comments, Lulu, we were so lucky to see lots of sunshine. All good wishes.
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