Okay, these photos were taken before the weather got grim and grumbly, but I remember enjoying this short walk in Newquay Cornwall.
Flowers were out on the cliff tops and all was well with the world.
The walk, or perhaps it was just a stroll, was mostly along the cliff tops. Looking downwards Lewinnick Lodge came into view (photo above). A pleasant setting for a Sunday dinner. Many of the windows have sea views.
More cliff tops below.
If you like sand, you'll find lots at the Gannel Estuary, plus a bench to take in the view.
Yes, lots of sand but be aware of the tides. This can be a dangerous place to swim or wade.
Looking back we noticed a fresh flower memorial had been left on the shrubbery. This must have once been someone's special place.
After enjoying the sand we followed the path back to where we started.
Nearby is Fistral Beach, Newquay, said to be one of the best for surfing, due to the consistency and quality of the surf.
The impressive Headland Hotel, opened in 1900, can also be seen in the photo above. King Charles, prior to becoming King, made a few visits.
If you like sand, you'll find lots at the Gannel Estuary, plus a bench to take in the view.
Yes, lots of sand but be aware of the tides. This can be a dangerous place to swim or wade.
There is sand and dunes galore.
Looking back we noticed a fresh flower memorial had been left on the shrubbery. This must have once been someone's special place.
After enjoying the sand we followed the path back to where we started.
Nearby is Fistral Beach, Newquay, said to be one of the best for surfing, due to the consistency and quality of the surf.
The impressive Headland Hotel, opened in 1900, can also be seen in the photo above. King Charles, prior to becoming King, made a few visits.
And now the final photo for today. I've shown the good, so here's the not so good - cars galore! it can be difficult to get a parking space in the summer season.
That's my lot for today.
Thanks for visiting my blog - Mike
