Ruth
Welcome to life on a Cornish cliff.
Sea Field View is a cabin on the Rame Peninsula SE Cornwall
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Field mushrooms x2
Can I just thank followers Shazza and Rip, who contacted me to say the mushrooms highlighted in my last post should be edible and even included tasting tips, I am very grateful to them. Since that post I have noticed … Continue reading
field mushrooms?
I went away up north for a working week, glorious weather and a wonderful catch up with friends amongst the working days. When I returned the garden was running rampant with nasturtiums, I have had some in the garden since … Continue reading
channel view
This is my neighbour’s chalet available to rent very reasonably via airbnb or Visit Rame It sleeps four comfortably and has amazing views of the sea and fields beyond. There is a driveway for your car and a large garden … Continue reading
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Tagged Channel View, Cliff Top Cafe, Rame Peninsula, the view restaurant, Whitsand Bay
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Cornish Rural Touring
In the autumn months there is a flurry of cultural offerings within the villages and small towns of Cornwall via an agency called Carn to Cove. Cornwall has been hosting this kind of touring for years and it’s extremely successful … Continue reading
cabin envy NZ
This large cabin is owned by the director of a New Zealand architectural practice so its obviously going to tick all the boxes design wise and for practicality. What you can’t see from the above picture but get a … Continue reading
Marine Conservation Society’s 3 year survey
The Marine Conservation Society have conducted a three year quarterly survey of 19 UK sites, one being at the eastern end of Whitsand Bay. Facilitated by Rame Peninsula Beach Care Polhawn beach was cleared four times a year … Continue reading
locals foodie tips in Oahu
The joy of staying with friends on holiday is that you get an experience which is as close to local as possible. We’ve been visiting Oahu for many years and in all that time we have stayed on the windward … Continue reading
