We had a wonderful holiday over Easter in Cornwall, back to the home of my husband. We stayed in a lovely little flat in Higher Trewithen near Stithians.
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Our home for the week...Higher Trewithen (Website) |
From the flat we could walk across the beautiful fields to the village of Stithians. We walked this route on many a dark night from the village pub.
We also visited a few different places, the first being St Michael's Mount...
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St Michael's Mount |
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View from St Michael's Mount to Marazion |
...and then Sennen Cove where we walked to Lands End.
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Sennen Cove nr Lands End |
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Famous Lands End Sign |
On the way back we drove past a number of Cornish Tin Mines.
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Cornish Tin Mine |
Another day we took a trip to Falmouth and saw...
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Falmouth Harbour |
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A seagull |
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Falmouth Dry Docks |
...and Luke even enjoyed an ice cream in the rain!
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Luke enjoying an ice cream |
We had a sunny day out at the Eden Project near St Austell...
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Eden Project |
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A huge mine lorry tyre...! |
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An interesting sculpture |
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A very large bumble bee |
...and saw many interesting plants and flowers.
Luke even found a TRACTOR to have a ride on...
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Luke and his tractor |
...and a tree house!
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A tree house! |
One of my favourite days out was to the Cornish Cyder Farm...
...it involved a tractor ride and cyder tasting!!!!!!!!!
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Tractor at Healey's Cornish Cyder Farm |
We then visited the most southerly point of the England, the Lizard.
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Lizard signpost |
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A lovely boat near the sea |
...with a walk to Kynnance Cove...
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Kynnance Cove |
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Kynnance Cove |
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Looking back down into Kynnance Cove |
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The walk back from Kynnance Cove |
...followed by a walk up Camborne Hill to see the cross and castle.
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Cross at Carn Brae |
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Carn Brae |
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The castle on the top of Carn Brae |
The last day we visited Trebah Gardens with Luke's brother, Joe...
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Trebah Gardens |
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The bridge at Trebah Gardens |
We made friends with a robin...
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Robin Red Breast |
...and we saw lots of lovely cute primroses.
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Primroses |
We had a lovely time, although it was rather cold and now we are safely back at home enjoying the photos.
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