Whats for dinner?

Cornwall beef, sweet potato mash, beans and clotted cream garlic sauce!Image

In memory of my Uncle John Eckersley…

Uncle John loved birds and nature!ImageImage

The Eden Project…

The Eden project near St Austell is an educational charity that explores how people can work together and with nature to change things for the better. A global garden was created in an old china clay pit. The 35 acre site now showcases people’s relationship with plants. The two Biomes under the big bubble domes are Rainforest and Mediterranean. The outdoor biome contains plants from the English environment. It was certainly fascinating and a bit weird to be perspiring in the humidity of a rainforest in the middle of Cornwall! The bubbles are almost surreal!ImageImageImageImageImageImage

Upstairs Downstairs….

IMG_2863ImageImageExplored some more of this part of Cornwall driving via Lostwithiel and its ancient bridge over the River Fowey and onto the National trust House and garden of Lanhydrock. I was amazed at the completeness of this Victorian country house where everything has been left by the Agar-Robartes family who lived there. The elegant family rooms were fascinating but equally as interesting were the working areas of the house and servants rooms.

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Jonquils…

Had to have a bunch of these beautifully scented jonquils as they remind me of my Grandmother, Mardy, back in Port Macquarie.Image

View from my window…

Pebbles has 3 storeys and each window is like a magnet drawing the eyes to look outImageImageImageImage

Coastal Path…

A small section between Polperro and Looe…ImageImageImageImage

Never thought I would be…

Eating fresh local Haddock fillet for dinner!Image

Smugglers caves??

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Tides of Polperro…

Quite different scenes at Low and High tides…ImageImageImageImage

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