Yesterday we drove from Bath to Land's End . The very southwestern-most tip of the island of Britian. We have a charming B & B that was once a working farm & has been lovingly renovated to a sophisticated guest room. When I visit a place like this I'm so impressed with the high style employed in European fixtures, furnishings , and design .
Today we walked to the hotel / tourist attraction at the point . Then went on a little hike along the Coastal Trail at Porthgwara and visited another coastal village called Porthcurno. This is the home of the Telegraph Museum -- most of the under sea communication cables originated from here, and it was the largest telegraph center in the world. The famous Minack Theatre is also here. We tend to think of Cornwall as a harsh environment , which it is ; however, it is quite temperate so the flowers love it -- they are HUGE & prolific. Buildings are mostly constructed of local stone, all are gray. Farm plots are separated by stone walls overgrown with flowering vines. It was
pretty cool to see the Atlantic Ocean from this perspective.
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