This is the third blog. These pictures were taken from the alredy mentioned places along with St.Michaels Mount, Land's End,St.Ives, Tintagel and others.

The days we spent at St.Ives and St.Michaels Mount were dreadful in regards to the weather. The landscape changed within seconds and constantly changed. At St.Ives we were literally within the cloud which descended over the town. It produced some weird coloured skies.


3) Scenic (and others)

Taken within a biome at the Eden Project



Biomes at the Eden Project



At a farm near Land's End

Literally - Land's End



Taken at Land's End

And again - Sunset at Land's End

The theatre was the brainchild of Rowena Cade, who lived at Minack House overlooking Porthcurno Bay. In 1929, a local village group of players had staged plays in a nearby meadow, repeating the production the next year. On next productions Miss Cade offered the garden of her house as a suitable location, as it was beside the sea. Miss Cade and her gardener made a terrace and rough seating, hauling materials down from the house or up via the winding path from the beach below.

 

Minack is about 3 miles from
Land's End



Views of St.Michaels Mount taken from Penzance

Looking through Penzance Quay

Penzance Quay - Tide out

Penzance Quay

Penzance Quay



St.Ives - Strange weather all day - Warm, bright but no sun or blue sky.
The seals had made the port their playground



St. Ives again



Taken at St, Ives with the Lighthouse.

The Lighthouse showing the
dramatic change in the weather

Tintagel
- past the church was the sea -
just loved the wall which must
have been created centuries ago

Taken in Tintagel known for Tintagel Castle 
(a medieval fortification located on the peninsula of
Tintagel Island, adjacent to the village of Tintagel)
and known as King Arthurs country

Tintagel views

Tintagel views

Waterfall at Tintagel



St.Michaels Mount is a tidal island located 366 metres off the Mount's Bay coast. This is the Bay. Taken fairly early in the morning with a weather front moving in. View towards Penzance.






The Crossing at St. Michaels Mount - Tide fully out

Skiff race off St.Michaels Mount



  




Note how fast the weather was changing -
I took shots for about 20 minutes


 

This and the following are scenes from
St.Michaels mount and it's harbour



St Michaels Mount cottages

This is called the Earth Woman and is in the forrested
area in the Lost Gardens of Helegan

The Green Ogre Earth Sculpture