The view from The Pier House Hotel
Walking along the cliff
An early surfer.
Mine host and great grandparents.
View from the Riversford Hotel Restaurant
Back home on the Tarka Trail
Wild flowers.
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- Grand mother but still a girl at heart. Married to MTL(my true love)after a separation of 30 years. Had three careers: trained paediatric nurse, National photographic model and business woman. Now settled in SW and enjoying our five children and ten grandchildren and making the most of what time we have left. In January 2013 I lost MTL.
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13 comments:
Lovely photies and wonderful descriptions Pat, the local Tourist Board should be lucky to have you! :¬)
xxx
Map: thank you. It would be nice to have free holidays but I'd rather have the freedom to say what I think;)
Wonderful photos. The views are spectacular ! So green and lush.
I so enjoy your travels, thanks for taking us along.
cheers, parsnip
Such a beautiful place, Pat...Your pictures really give me the feeling of being right there with you...The Cliff Views--Beautiful! And I love that you got to talk with the owner of that place and find out all the History, too....A Family owned Business--How rare is that today?
A rich vacation, my dear, filled with beautiful images for all of us to see!
Stunning coastline!
Parsnip: you are an ideal travelling companion:)
Naomi: it's great when meeting people can brighten a dull day.
John.G: I'd like to see more of it going towards Hartland Point.
Once you've finished your memoirs I think you should consider writing a travel book about all the places you visit: you make it all sound so lovely. The photos are gorgeous too, what kind of wild flowers are those pink ones?
Eryl: the first thing I had published was a travel article.
I think the flowers were a clover but quite a deep pink.
I'm sitting here, smiling, feeling good because of these photos.
Looks fabulous! I love the photo of the early surfer :)
GG: then my work here is done;)
Kath: when I enlarged the photo I realised he had the same name as the owner so is obviously a relative.
Oh that's even better! They must be proud to have it on the wall
Kath: I remember wearing a woollen bathing costume. They tended to dangle when wet;)
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