Wednesday, March 10, 2010
The Gallery: Five
I am cheating a little this week in my submission for The Gallery. I have two photos.
From the top of Trencrom Hill in Cornwall you have the perfect view of Cornwall's thinnest point - just a mere five miles wide. On one side you have Penzance - that bump in the sea is St Micheal's Mount.
On your other side youhave views towards Hayle (the big beach you can see) and St Ives (hiding down below on the left. The little white dot is Godrevy Lighthouse.
These are not brilliant photos but this is one of my favourite spots and I wanted to share. The views in other directions are fabulous too, but I just love that you can see both coasts from this one spot.
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Cornwall,
Photographs,
The Gallery
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12 comments:
Cornwall is gorgeous. I'm feeling all homesick now. x
I would love the views too, I could never tire of looking at the sea. It fascinates me. Great photos. :0)
I've not had the pleasure of visiting Cornwall - why? oh WHY is this? It looks simply stunning.
Cornwall is stunning, it's far too long since I've been. I like the pictures you chose, nothing too obvious.
Lovely pictures, and that gorgeous sunshine makes me so look forward to summer x
what beautiful views! wow.
I've been there, I've been there and I loved it. It will probably be a while before we get ot go ack there again but I'm already looking forward to it.
Lovely photos!
So pretty, I love Cornwall - shame it's so far away from me!
What beautiful views!
Cornwall is so beautiful. I visited both those places as a child but have no memory of them really so it's lovely to see. Makes me think I must take my own two monkeys there.
Ah, I love that part of the world. My Dad's family used to live in Gulval so the views are very familiar to me. Lovely, lovely, lovely.
I can see why that's your favourite place x
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