Annual trip to Cornwall

Just back from our annual trip to Cornwall with Pat, her son and daughter in law, and grand-children.

Unfortunately had to rough it in a cottage as youngest was 3 months old.   

We stayed at Mylor Bridge at the head of the creek leading to Mylor and Falmouth.







Mylor Yacht Club



Some Beaches



Porthcurno, absolutely heaving  



Gyllyingvase Beach, Falmouth



Holywell Bay with gull rock (where the shipwreck scenes in Jamaica Inn were filmed)






The stream alongside Holywell beach, safe for the kids.



Junior having his first toe in the water.

Whilst we were at the cottage, the air sea rescue helicopter landed on the green to pick up a doctor on a 'hurry-up' call out.



I think they must be like buses, come in threes, because lunchtime today, two landed in the field behind my house.   

Fantastic photos DL - we must get down there again some time.

FAB pics Dizzy   
Might there be a 'Blogger' inside you trying to get out?
Roo b Roo
 

Scooby wrote:

 
Might there be a 'Blogger' inside you trying to get out?
Roo b Roo
 

I'll leave Blogs to people who know what they are doing Scoobs, too technical for me.  

Looks great Dizzy, off to Cornwall in two weeks time for four weeks, can't wait!

Fab Pictures defo going to Hollywell Bay

Fab pics ... Lovely area . Looksike you had great fun :-)

dizzylizard wrote:

Scooby wrote:

 
Might there be a 'Blogger' inside you trying to get out?
Roo b Roo
 

I'll leave Blogs to people who know what they are doing Scoobs, too technical for me.  

Cannot be that hard if Scooby can doo it!  

Don't say that Scooby. Big it up, tell 'em it's really difficult and that you have to be an IT whizz to do it, with a degree in journalism.   

We used to spend two week each year camping at Swanpool beach just along from your picture of Gyllyingvase Beach, Falmouth. Sadly there is no campsite there now, nor any other campsite so near to the town.
We did re-visit by staying at the hotel opposite Gyllingvase. This was a couple of years ago in late January. We noted that it was bad luck for the Christmas decorations to still be up in the Dining Room at that time. The hotel was destroyed by fire soon after.
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