A Cornwall Hiking Holiday (Part 1, the touristic one)

[potztausend]

The first part  of this posting will be a very normal touristic description of a holiday. The second part (in a few days) will be one with very big slashy Pros goggles!

The last time I had been to GB (London) I was 17 years old - and that's really a long time ago ;-).

Now I have been to Cornwall hiking for about 12 days and it was great! If you want

Comments

[milomaus]

Wonderful post!
Makes we wanna go to Cornwall! I just LOVE the coast!

And I think the Falmouth picture is just gorgeous!
Looking forward to post No. Two!

[potztausend]

Coasts are always great! I love the North and East Sea, but the Mediterranean Sea too.

(I was giggling a bit as I chose the pics for post Nr. 2 ;-)

[potztausend]

Now I think about your swiss roll icon - are these swiss rolls ... well... sort of home made?

[milomaus]

Is this a trick question?
Or rhetorical?

You are aware that you own one, too, right??
*BG*

[cloudless_9193]

Thanks for all the nice photos. Must have been lovely holidays. :-)

[potztausend]

*nods* *nods again* *can't stop nodding*

[miwahni]

That's such a beautiful part of the world. Thanks for sharing your holiday with us.

[potztausend]

I have to be thankful for living some days in this beautiful part of the world!

[roven75]

Damn, I should've tried harder to smuggle myself in your hand luggage!

Beautiful pictures! :D

[potztausend]

A beautiful landscape ;-)

P.S. *looks at her hand luggage* *buys a bigger one*

[smirra]

Beautiful post of your holiday photos. yummy cream tea set.
Especially like the Jamiaca Inn with the bright red telephone box and the cost lines, the green sea.
I'm also a Mermaid when it comes to holiday locations.
The location has a beautiful Daphne Du Maurier feeling all over.
So the Ixus did a good job there.

[potztausend]

Cream tea *sigh*
Thanks. It was a great vacation and I am happy to know Cornwall now a bit. And I am glad too about my new and shiny camera ;-)

[smirra]

Forgot to comment that I like the view through that Falmouth close and the monster rhubarb.

[potztausend]

This rhubarb was absolutely impressing! It looked as if it would belong to an archaic time of the earth, when dinosaurs were walking around.