The Old Crown, Hesket Newmarket.

A morning spent hand-colouring lino cut prints.

Swansea bay beach

A great stop-over with Tom and a 'fresh' walk out on the beach.....

Towards Swansea........

Towards Mumbles ....

Cockles....

Cockles and coal....

The crossing ....on the way home.....

Cave spiders graphic

Following Tom's visit to the cave at Mumbles click here , he  has made this super graphic of the uncommon cave spiders he found.

Cornish Choughs

This was a remarkably chilled out chough photographed on the coastal footpath on the headland, just as you pull out of Porthcothan, on the way to Bedruthan. It distinctly swore at us as we tried to get past without disturbing its feeding!

 

Low tide textures...

A lovely visit to Bedruthan ....despite the dog chasing kites - of the flying kind, not the bird that is!

Constantine to Bedruthan Steps coastal walk.

After a decent drive yesterday we decided to walk from Harlyn Sands, where we are staying, to Bedruthan. Another good day and if we did 15 miles I hate to think how many the dog did!

Constantine, Treyarnon and Porthcothan - Porthcothan now has a really nice little beach cafe and we were lucky enough to get the last Roskilly's gooseberry ice cream!  

Bedruthan Steps.

A foot diameter parasol mushroom; a coastal 'mine/Cave'; Rocky posing by the zig zag wall; landslip between Treyarnon and Porthcothan; sparrows and pigeons!

Rocky loves kites! He spotted this on at the end of Bedruthan beach ...getting him back is always 'interesting'! 

Porth en Alls house, Prussia Cove.

Walking through this property on the coastal path I couldn't resist a few photos. Researching later it confirms my suspicion of an arts and crafts design - I'd love to see more and know who the women featuring in the three stained glass windows are! Another blog, once I have done some research, may be published!