WDW Cornwall Interlude Part 4

The post this evening is completely off-topic, because of a variety of factors, ie distances in Cornwall are a lot further than maps suggest and I've had quite a day driving and walking between the most southerly places in Britain and the most westerly places in England. Everywhere round here has 'Most' in its title and geographic location on the extremities of the isles is far more important than the quality of an establishment's clotted cream. I can at least report that so far I have resisted all pressures made on me to consume a pastie.


Today I headed down to Lizard Point, the most southerly point in Britain. My tip is that you park in the free carpark in the village and don't drive down the tiny track to the sea. This is because if you do drive it there's a good chance you'll be reversing longer than your clutch would like until you reach a passing place.


After the Lizard I found a cove that only myself and several other thousand people know about. A beautiful place to eat an icecream and people/surfer watch.



From there it was the National Seal Sanctuary in Gweek which strangely also had penguins.


Finally, it was on to Land's End which, rather to my surprise, had a Dr Who exhibit so clearly wasn't touristy. Despite efforts to get travellers and holiday makers into the shops and exhibits the best draw of Land's End was undoubtedly the most stunning view of the sea and cliffs. Beautiful.




A busy day tomorrow - the sea trip is on! God help me...

Apologies for the lack of Jakeness in this post. But I wanted to post something rather than nothing at all.