Mackerel

Squid landed at Penberth Cove

Logan Rock

St Michael's Mount

St Ives beach

St Ives

Cape Cornwall sunset

Thurlestone life saver

Moved

Have moved to ----------------------->>>>> Memento

Decided to move to a wider set of subjects so no more posts here, see you there

Seaweed

When I was young I used to hate seaweed, it seemed almost like a creature out to get you when you were swimming...the texture, the colours and the smell .... really off-putting. There appears to be less of it around now and having seen it from the sea floor it's a lot more interesting. Useful for many things there is (of course) a website dedicated to it.

Sad

This horse seemed to have such a sad expression...must be the dark patches around the eyes.

Beer

Not the drink but a small fishing village in Devon. The spread of the Internet is such that even this small place has not only a .co.uk but also a .com.

I was going to start an argument about which country has the best beer in the world but thought better of it :-)

Google map

Mussels

Never tasted them and don't really fancy trying them, I prefer my sea food with a bit more to get the teeth into.

Beach

It just struck me that a beach scene is ever changing, the shapes and colours sometimes are not even noticed by the people enjoying the sun and the sea.

Claw

Balls

Actually they are bouys...... in a tree ...some way from the sea shore ..... in Cadgwith...a place with many surprises.

Parked

Post

Been fun, time for a break from this :-)

Gara Rock lookout

Thatched roofed coastguard lookout at Gara Rock. Nearby is a beach that is popular with day trippers from nearby Salcombe, who can catch a ferry from the town. Even though Salcombe is 218 miles by road from London, it is very popular with the City folk who have money to spend. The average house price in certain roads in Salcombe exceeds £600,000. Not bad for a little town in Devon.

Yellow boat

It must be a hard life being a fisherman, dwindling fish stocks, Government quotas restricting the size and number of fish that can be caught, competition with fishing fleets from other countries, dangerously rough seas ... they don't even seem to make much money out of it, it must be a labour of love. At least this was one Spring day when things were calm at sea.