A short morning walk around the village of Marazion, ner Penzance.

10 sunsets from Carn Brea(Redruth) and Wheal Coates (St.Agnes)

Mousehole xmas lights are being set up.

A really nice sunset taken from the top of Carn Brea.

14 Photos of St.Mawes, including photos of the worlds 2nd largest tallship the "Kruzenstern" which was anchored off shore in falmouth bay.

At the southernmost tip of the Roseland peninsula, St Anthony Head overlooks the spectacular entrance to one of the world’s largest natural harbours.

13 random late afternoon shots from St.ives to Penzance in gloomy wintery weather.

A short coastal walk to Cudden Point from Bessy's Cove

Newlyn Harbour (dull weather)

A visit to St.Ives on a dull day, but no rain at least.

Blue hills near St.Agnes leads down to the coastline at Trevellas Porth.
Its a very heavily mined area, many mine stacks and buildings litter the area.
These Photos are for my Friend Matt who requested them.

Porthtowan is a beach located 3 miles north of Redruth, its a good surfing beach and usually quite a busy place when the tide and weather is right.
These photos were taken at around 7  0 in the evening, just a hour before sunset.

Photos taken at 8:00pm onwards, unfortunatly missed a great sunset on the way to Carn Brea.

A few photos taken on the way home from Cape Cornwall.

Each of the nineteen stones is about 1.2m (4 feet) high, and evenly spaced at about 3.7m (12-foot) intervals. There is a larger gap 6.2 (20 feet) located at the east, which may indicate an astronomically-related entrance to the circle. There is a well-known tradition that the stones represent maidens who were turned into stone for dancing on the Sabbath.

This headland is England's only cape, and most probably given the name in error. 'Cape' is the name given to a piece of land which separates two different bodies of water, in this case the English and Bristol Channels. For a long time the headland was thought to be the most westerly point in Cornwall, and hence where the seas met. Mapping by the Ordnance Survey has shown that Lands End is actually a little further west.
On the Cape can be seen the very few remains of what was probably Cornwall's smallest mine, Cape Cornwall Mine. This appears to have commenced work in the 1830s and closed soon after. No record of it can be found again until 1864 when it was reopened by the somewhat grandiosely titled Cape Cornwall St Just Consolidated Tin and Copper Mining Company, Limited. This made history by apparently having a name bigger than the mine it operated.

The doughnut-shaped stone is best known for the traditional belief that it had the power to heal illnesses. To cure rickets and tuberculosis, naked children were passed through the hole three times and then dragged through the grass three times toward the east. Adults seeking cure from rheumatism or spinal troubles crawled through the hole nine times against the sun.

The Spitfire in these photos is Mk.Vb BM597, it was built at Castle Bromwich, the aircraft was delivered on the 26th April 1942 and served with 315 and 317 RAF (Polish) Squadrons. The aircraft is based at Duxford and displayed in the 'Battle of Britain' Exhibition.
Todays event was being filmed and should be aired on 27th Aug at 5pm and 3rd Sept at 4pm.
Further information can be found here: http://discoverychannel.co.uk/ww2/experience/index.shtml

First photos with new camera!

overnight snow and hails fall on Redruth!

Waves Crashing against the harbour wall at Portreath, near Redruth