Cornwall, UK Photographs – 2022

Just back from three weeks traveling around the scenic United Kingdom, starting in Cornwall, the southwestern corner of England.

Cornwall is the area marked in blue.

Cornwall is VERY picturesque and the setting for many television shows and movies, including Poldark and Die Another Day.

A sampling of photos:

Gardens at Ednovean Farm (our B&B)
Town of Mousehole (pronounced Mouzzell, east of Penzance)

Towns don’t get much cuter than the one above.

Someone’s garden in Mousehole

Even when the house has a VERY small area for a garden, people seem to find a way to make it peaceful and lovely. Of course, the view doesn’t hurt either.

St. Michael’s Mount, outside Penzance

St. Michael’s Mount, the castle above, which can only be reached during part of the day by walking across a causeway at low-tide, was built by the same people who built its more famous cousin, Mont Saint-Michel off the coast of Normandy, France. This castle however is currently privately OWNED privately, though you can visit.

St. Michael’s Mount, up close

There’s a wonderful cliff walk, east from Perranuthnoe toward Prussia Cove. Aside from spectacular views, you can occasionally spot seals swimming offshore. Below are a few images.

The PBS television series DOC MARTIN was shot on location in the small fishing town of Port Isaac in Cornwall.

The picture above should look familiar to fans of Doc. Martin.

For anyone who wants to visit Cornwall, consider a day trip or overnight excursion to the Isles of Scilly, also VERY beautiful. Just a half hour plane ride from the Land’s End Airport.

Isles of Scilly off the coast of Cornwall.

You probably never even knew these islands were there!

Following Cornwall, we took off for The Cotswolds. It too has many adorable small towns.

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