PERRANUTHNOE is a small village on the South Coast of Cornwall, just East of Marazion, there is a Car Park and sloping access to a safe sandy beach and the beachside Cabin Cafe. It has The Victoria Inn a superb multi award winning pub, which serves super food both lunchtimes & evenings, - a Church dating back as far as 1160. The Lynfield Centre which houses The Cowhouse Gallery, The Peppercorn Cafe and a hairdressers.

Tuesday 22 August 2017

Tuesday

Glorious but breezy day 
Mermaid II came past 
The Buddlea Globosa is now in full flower 
We walked up and over the hill to Trenow 
Wonderful blue sea 
The RS400's were setting off 


Almost a frame of Tamarisk 
We walked down to Trenow Cove to give the hot dogs a drink 
The stream flowing through old mine workings 
Wooster standing in the little stream to cool his feet - hot dog Tilly just wouldn't drink so I put some on her head
Love seeing people on the balconies  
Pretty coloured spinnakers out for the run back in 


Very low Spring Tide and all the length of The Greeb showing 
Wooster says it was a strong Easterly wind 
Busy beach 
 Still plenty of room - until the tide came in
Sea King was flying around the bay 
Strange contrail that changes from white to grey 
Spotted this Hummingbird Hawkmoth on a buddlea, but didn't realise that my camera was on the wrong setting Grrr! 


Cloud advancing from the West 
Very dramatic 

Looking to the North it was still blue 

Boat Cove looking so different now the tide is in 

Gig rowed out towards The Greeb then turned 
Tide almost up to the cliffs 
Bunny watching on the way home

6 comments:

  1. Great photos again today, the Tamarisk is looking good, recovering well. Thank you, you know I love that view. Looks like we have got another few days of fine weather hopefully the east wind will calm down a little for the visitors to enjoy their last few days of holidays. Awesome shots of the low cloud behind the Mount, possibly one for the calendar 😉 Thank you so much both of you

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    1. We seem to be getting far too much dramatic cloud this Summer. Do hope that this weekend is fine really don't want another set of holidaymakers going home fed up. Sue

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  2. How the scene can change from one direction to another. Loved the sunny shots and the beautiful, mysterious Mount.
    It's flu season here in Melb. Enjoy your summer days.
    Best wishes to you both.
    Betty

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    1. It's been that kind of Summer Betty - never settled into a spell of fine weather as the jet stream that brings the weather across the Atlantic is stuck right over us rather than be further to the North. We'll be heading into Autumn soon - oh dear ! Do hope that you haven't got Flu - take care Sue

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  3. Wonderful, a real Cornish day,the blue is incredible.You can almost count the people on The Mount !Some of the shots are so atmospheric,lovely.Is that the Tamarisk that took such a battering in the bad weather ? Looking good,attractive shrub,we had a lovely one in our previous home....and they chopped it down grrr.I was reminded it wasn't ours any more !Thank you Sue and Jim too.macca.

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    1. Really need more days like that - didn't get anything done, but enjoyed the walk. Sue

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