Gurnards Head in Cornwall. Gurnards Head aka Trereen Dinas or in Cornish ‘Ynyal’ meaning desolate holds the remains of an iron age cliff fort. Whilst on visit there and for the 4th consecutive day, the heavens opened as soon as … Continued
Binoculars to see clearly. Binoculars aka fieldglasses are brilliant and enables one to clearly see in the far distance. A few weeks ago I put a pair of bino’s’ in my works bus. Since then I have taken great delight … Continued
Waterlife. Waterlife is our Cornwall is varied and sometimes magic. This week I have seen a number of seals and they in turn appear to be looking at people on the shores. Very at home in the water, they are … Continued
Sandy beach in Cornwall. Sandy beaches are plentiful in Cornwall and on this sandy beach we created quite a splash over the weekend. I have never sat in a canoe to paddle before in my life. This became very obvious … Continued
Forests gearing up for autumn. Forests are already getting ready for the autumn spurt of re-seeding themselves. Trees are full of nuts and seeds getting ripe as the days go by. Cornish woodlands are rare these days and we do … Continued