We've just moved to a place that's a little less inhabited. Here's the view as I walked out this morning. One of our neighbours was also enjoying a wander.
I've had a busy August which was dominated by getting married. This was a tremendously exciting and beautiful day; blogging has thus been far from my thoughts.
After the wedding we went to Cornwall for a few days, a part of the UK I hadn't visited before. We visited the typical tourist attractions which I'm really pleased we did as both the Eden Project and the Lost Gardens of Heligan are amazing. Eden had shades of Logan's Run about it, I was expecting to be summoned to Carousel at any moment.
Cornwall is geared up for tourism, there are B&B's everywhere though booking ahead is essential during the summer months. We stayed at The Avalon guest house in Tintagel and The Chapel guest house near St Austell, both of which were lovely and I'd recommend without hesitation.
I would however mention that on our first night, shattered from a seven hour drive, we ate at a place called The Olive Garden which is just next door to The Avalon in Tintagel. Avoid. All of the worst food I've been served in this country has been at so-called Italian restaurants, perhaps because people who can't actually cook think it is an easy option.
Cornwall was lovely, but all the stories about getting there are true... it takes a day in itself.
