Whilst in Cornwall we visited Newquay, a popular seaside town. There are twelve beaches around the area all with golden sand and being on the Atlantic coast they are favourites with surfers. We were lucky with the weather as the sun finally came out and we were able to enjoy walking on the sand in the warm sunshine.
A bridge links these two properties. I think the large one on the right is a hotel.
There is a small harbour at Newquay.
The lobster pots, neatly stacked on the quay, waiting to be taken out to sea
In the afternoon we drove along the coast to the town of Padstow.
A lovely little town with a small harbour.
Pretty little place, with gorgeous empty beaches! :-)
ReplyDeleteIt's definitely a nice part of the country. Glad you got some sunshine.
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ReplyDeleteLovely pictures. I'm intrigued by the one with the two properties and a bridge between them. Looks like one is built on sand right near the water. Beautiful, but a miracle it doesn't get washed away in a storm.
ReplyDeleteA lovely outing, everything just looks so quaint.
ReplyDeleteI've read so many books that take place in Cornwall that I'd love to get there some day.
ReplyDeleteQuite a pretty area!
ReplyDeleteNow that is a place I have been to though not since my early 20's
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Very beautiful place. I like the bridge linked property..
ReplyDeleteIt looks very pretty and surprisingly quiet, although that could be because you were out early.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to walk across that bridge. Such a great place.
ReplyDeleteIt's an absolutely very beautiful area ! I bed that if Cornwall would have the weather of the Côte d'Azur, nobody would go to France anymore !!
ReplyDeleteA very picturesque place. Reminds me of Doc Martin series.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful place!
ReplyDeleteThis place is loaded with charm. The bridge connecting the two homes is amazing … surely one of a kind. It would be such fun to run across to the other side.
ReplyDeleteThat bridge linking the properties is intriguing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful place.
Those resorts in the south west are very picturesque. Never got to stay at any on my trips to Scilly.
ReplyDeleteHello, beautiful views of this cute coastal town. Lovely collection of photos. Enjoy your day, wishing you a great week ahead.
ReplyDeleteThat bridge looks amazing from the beach. I bet you really wanted to walk it! I hope you had a chance to get your toes wet on such a lovely beach.
ReplyDeleteCoast towns always make me happy and I get that special feeling just from reading this post.
ReplyDeleteInteresting post. Amazed at the two structures connected by the bridge.
ReplyDeleteI love the sea....as I love your photos!
ReplyDeleteFabulous shots!
ReplyDeleteCornwall is certainly on my bucket list. Newquay is lovely!
ReplyDeleteNothing like a morning walk on the beach to set your world right!
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