A view from Cornwall - Mousehole to Penzance

Posted by Natalie Coe on

Mousehole, Cornwall

The mist hung over Mousehole like a cosy blanket, warmed by the still-hidden sun. The promise of a good day was ahead.

The sun quickly burnt away the mist, as the small village began to wake for the day. Sounds were muffled and tones were muted.

As I left the harbour and headed on my way home, the sun was warm and the light breeze was heady with the scent and sounds of the sea; a constant chattering companion, always on my right.

Onwards to Newlyn which was already bustling, having been awake for hours with fishermen landing their catch. There was a feeling of entering real life again. 

Through Newlyn and on to the prom, the colours became more vibrant with each step, until I was greeted with an explosion of floral delight in the parks of Penzance and a warm welcome home.

Mousehole, Cornwall

Mousehole, Cornwall

Mousehole, Cornwall

Mousehole, Cornwall

Allotments, Mousehole, Cornwall

Towards Penzance, Cornwall

Newlyn fishing fleet, Cornwall

Newlyn, Cornwall

Penlee Park, Penzance

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  • What a fantastic website. We visit Cornwall regularly and always pop in to the store, well worth a visit .

    adele on

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