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Category Archives: holidays
Number One Cornish beach
Source I found this post on The Cornish Life that had a run down of the top Cornish beaches; in a nutshell different bloggers had sent in their top 5 beaches and the results were put together. Instead of … Continue reading
Landscape Theatre
Normally at the beginning of the summer holidays I am heading to the Lost Gardens of Heligan for Kneehigh’s Asylum which I mentioned previously here and here. This year is a barren year for the Asylum but although that sounds harsh I … Continue reading
Looking for Snow
Since we moved to the south west of England in 1999 when teenage son was just ten months old he has never seen a blanket of thick white crunchy snow in his hometown. When he was three we spent Christmas … Continue reading
2017
Its a wet day and the rain has put paid to a New Years Day walk on the beach so its an excuse for taking down the Christmas decorations and cards. Why does the house look so messy by now? … Continue reading
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Chalet Christmas
What do you do when you live in a small cabin and a Christmas tree would take up a quarter of the living space? I’ve been looking on Pinterest and am taken with all the creative ways you can make … Continue reading
Seen on a beach trip
A trip to the beach at Whitsand Bay involves walking down one of the cliff paths. We tend to make our down through the chalets at Freathy and then walk along the beach and we usually pick low tide … Continue reading
Happy St Pirin’s Day
March 5th is St Pirin’s Day, the National day of Cornwall
watercolour cabin envy
The building on the right is the Nordic Watercolour Museum situated on Lake Tjörn in Skärhamn, Sweden, it opened in 2000 and was voted Museum of the Year in 2010. Across the water and accessed via a wooden walkway are … Continue reading
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A warm Christmas message
A slightly ironic message for 2015, I understand that areas in the U.S normally covered in snow are still awaiting the white stuff whilst on this side of the pond we are witnessing the warmest December, so, on the outside … Continue reading
The end of the holidays
The holiday makers have all returned home and the schools have started, so of course it’s Sod’s law that the weather will turn summery. Empty beaches and sunny days followed by intense sunsets as we enjoy an Indian summer before … Continue reading
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