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    At a garden museum inside the Trevarno Gardens Estate: by vacation_practitioners, Views[259]
         		 Hold that pose: by vacation_practitioners, Views[239]
         		 It's UP there!: by vacation_practitioners, Views[232]
         		 The old row houses which were used by the pilots and light keepers in Coverack: by vacation_practitioners, Views[252]
         		 Coverack town and harbour where we started our afternoon walk: by vacation_practitioners, Views[225]
     
    Two studies in red and black - Merran with Annmarie's mum, Eileen: by vacation_practitioners, Views[209]
         		 Youngest Beefeaters ever: by vacation_practitioners, Views[249]
         		 What a setting - Minnack Theatre is carved out of the cliff. It is located between Penzance and Lands End: by vacation_practitioners, Views[212]
         		 Merran and Ross playing peek-a-boo: by vacation_practitioners, Views[209]
         		 Annmarie's little fellow, Ross with the remains of an ice cream: by vacation_practitioners, Views[189]
     
    A great trading name: by vacation_practitioners, Views[220]
         		 Ross at
         		 One of the thatched cottages of Coverack: by vacation_practitioners, Views[216]
         		 Coverack harbour: by vacation_practitioners, Views[196]
         		 Because of the steep slopes and how the houses are perched along the cliffs, this is how groceries etc are transported from car to house: by vacation_practitioners, Views[249]
     
    We made it !!!: by vacation_practitioners, Views[205]
         		 Arnold wearing shorts was not happy about the number of stinging nettles: by vacation_practitioners, Views[276]
         		 The track is steep, rugged and boulder strewn: by vacation_practitioners, Views[218]
         		 Heading back to Coverack by the lower track which Arnold had never taken before - and he won't be taking again!!!: by vacation_practitioners, Views[226]
         		 Just some of the sculptures are detailed here: by vacation_practitioners, Views[210]
     
    These sculptures by Terence Coventry are in fields near the Coastal Walk: by vacation_practitioners, Views[233]
         		 One of Eileen's flowerpot men in the garden: by vacation_practitioners, Views[278]
         		 Cornish countryside between Cadgwith and Ruan Minor : by vacation_practitioners, Views[239]
         		 The National Trust plaque at Poltesco (which includes the Serpentine Mill): by vacation_practitioners, Views[460]
         		 The old Serpentine mill at Carleon Cove. Serpentine rock was used in a number of London's fine buildings: by vacation_practitioners, Views[305]
     
    Part of the Cornish countryside along the Coastal Walk: by vacation_practitioners, Views[270]
         		 Looking down on Cadwith which is the delightful fishing village where Eileen and Arnold live: by vacation_practitioners, Views[229]
         		 Us with a Terence Coventry statue: by vacation_practitioners, Views[285]
         		 The old coach house is now also accommodation for timehare guests: by vacation_practitioners, Views[521]
         		 There are fairies at the bottom of our garden: by vacation_practitioners, Views[1185]
     
    Merran and mate in the Fairy Glade: by vacation_practitioners, Views[431]
         		 Ian on a picnic platform over the larger lake with the Manor house in the background. There's archery and trap shooting for the guests on that lawn area : by vacation_practitioners, Views[639]
         		 The boathouse and treehouse in the grounds of Clowance: by vacation_practitioners, Views[449]
         		 The kiddies' play equipment: by vacation_practitioners, Views[245]
         		 The Manor house and a little slice of the grounds in Clowance: by vacation_practitioners, Views[259]
     
    Merran and one of the Ancient Celtic crosses on the grounds at Clowance - our Cornish Timeshare: by vacation_practitioners, Views[238]
         		 A Newquay waterfront and waterback and waterside home: by vacation_practitioners, Views[257]
         		 Surfing and/or boogie boarding in Newquay: by vacation_practitioners, Views[266]
         		 Watching the surfers in some sort of comfort: by vacation_practitioners, Views[206]
         		 They're a hardy lot in in Corwall: by vacation_practitioners, Views[278]
     
    How about navigating this harbour entrance. It's just as well the breakwall stops some of the surge: by vacation_practitioners, Views[235]
         		 Visiting wildlife: by vacation_practitioners, Views[219]
         		 Putt putt out - about 30 - 35 minutes after driving in way up the top.: by vacation_practitioners, Views[199]
         		 The caisson with its load of two narrow boats at the river (lower) level: by vacation_practitioners, Views[242]
         		 And now the second boat: by vacation_practitioners, Views[251]
     
    Actually entering the caisson: by vacation_practitioners, Views[293]
         		 It's BIG! Boats enter from the right, go forward into a large tub of water and the entire thing is then transported up or down as required: by vacation_practitioners, Views[264]
         		 Merran with a model of the boat lift: by vacation_practitioners, Views[212]
         		 Getting ready to enter the lift. Don't they decorate their boats nicely ...: by vacation_practitioners, Views[227]
         		 This is a boat lift. It raises and/or lowers narrow boats from the canal to the river - 53 feet or about 17 metres. It has been restored recently: by vacation_practitioners, Views[258]
     
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