I had a wonderful holiday in Cornwall a little while ago and have finally got round to sorting out the photos to show you. One of the highlights was visiting St Michael's Mount in Marazion, which is Cornwall's oldest town!
We wanted to spend the day on the Mount so had to go over on a boat as the causeway that leads over to it was covered in water as the tide was in.
I wait for the boat.
We are off!
I watch Marazion get smaller as we head to St Michael's Mount.
Getting closer...
This is the boat we caught.
We walk round the gardens first.
There was a WWII Pill Box on the Mount and I look through it.
Not bad views!
You can see me looking through better in this photo, but can't see the views.
From outside looking in.
Wow, that is a long way up!
The gardens were so pretty and it was amazing what was growing on this side of the Mount.
The gardens, although steep were very sheltered and the day was warming up quickly.
Pretty near the top was this well, which afforded wonderful views of the sea.
Onward I go.
On the way up to the Castle.
The Giant's Well.
Pretty Bluebells.
What's this?
Aha, I have found the Giant's Heart.
Riding on the canon
Gave me good views!
The Cornish flag was fluttering in the wind.
Suits of armour
It was really interesting inside the Castle.
I got to make a new friend.
That little dog was very still!
Pretty stained glass windows.
With my travel companions, Nancy, Hitty Madge and Little Jessie who was over from the USA.
A pretty Blue room. Mum would like a room like this.
Long hallway.
Wow, this was pretty cool!
On our way back down.
We were able to walk back to Marazion over the causeway in the afternoon as the tide had gone out.
Lovely beach!
What a great day this was, and so worth a visit. I hope we get to go back again someday.
Henry, when you were standing on the well, it made me nervous...I know it is easy to fall! Looks like a great adventure!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful scenery! Henry, your mum takes wonderful photos.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful post Henry and I really enjoyed your boat ride and all that you saw at the castle and grounds. How neat that you could walk back on the causeway due to the tides. A great day! 😊 xxx
ReplyDeleteHenry, you had wonderful weather for your visit to St Michael's mount. We visited there a few years ago when DmD was about 4 or 5 years old, she doesn't remember unfortunately. One day you must persuade your mum to take you across the channel to Mont St Michel which is a giant version of St Michael's mount, it is really impressive and we went there when DmD was a bump (and I walked all the way to the top and down again).
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos of a wonderful place!
ReplyDeleteIs there a connection between St Michael's mount and Mont St Michel, or are the similar names a coincidence?