Ruth
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Sea Field View is a cabin on the Rame Peninsula SE Cornwall. To see more regular posts check out my weekly instagram posts
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Apples & surf
October was all about apples, in between the incredibly heavy bursts of rain I managed to shake enough apples from our allotment tree to take along to the first Apple Festival in our local village. In the past we have … Continue reading
Posted in festivals, home, Travel, Whitsand bay
Tagged Bere Ferrers Apple Fest, Rame Head Apple Juice
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Bird song
I’ve been noting all the various birds in and around the fields. We are placed higher up than on the cliff and lower fields and we tend not to have the bird song that you notice when you head down … Continue reading
Summers end
The nights are drawing in, the sheep have left the field, the hedges are full of blackberries and the lifeguards will leave at the end of the holidays. There’s a mist around the fields in the morning and its best … Continue reading
Posted in Cabins, holidays, home, Sea Field View, Travel
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End of the road at Port Elliot
Every July, the Port Elliot Festival occurs just down the road from the chalet and for the last three years I’ve mentioned in posts, [check out the category cloud to the right and click on Port Elliot festival] but this … Continue reading
Flower Power
Over the last week we have enjoyed the longer days and taken evening walks around the cliff and its been great to see all the flowers; from the camomile which has taken over the daffodil fields, the ox eyed … Continue reading
Country Diary
Sometimes when I read back over the posts I’ve written and as I look out over the fields it feels like I am in the middle of a Guardian Country Diary post, my day to day chalet life seems … Continue reading
Posted in Cabins, home, Travel, Whitsand bay
Tagged Australian Traveller, Guardian Country Diary
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In like a lion, out like a lamb
There’s an old saying that March comes in like a lion and out like a lamb, and here in Cornwall that was absolutely right, we had terrible storms at the beginning of the month and halfway through they passed over … Continue reading
