Another long train journey to get back to Penzance. Fortunately I like trains. And the train line to Penzance is mostly very scenic. I found I was looking forward to getting back to the coast so that was a good sign.
looking back at Penzance and along Mount’s Bay to Kemyel PointSadly, a consequence of my unplanned journey home was that I missed out on the opportunity to go swimming in Penzance’s re-vamped Jubilee Pool. It only re-opened 2 weeks ago and looked lovely when I passed it on Saturday (it was closed then). Something for another trip.
approaching Marazion and St Michael’s MountI arrived in Penzance at 5.15pm and walked the 3 miles around the apex of Mount’s Bay to Marazion. I walked between the train track and the beach. There were good views of St Michael’s Mount all the way along.
St Michael’s MountNo sooner had I pitched my tent and been for a shower than it started raining. I finished off my picnic lunch in my tent and had an early night. The heavy rain continued into the night.
St Michael’s Mount from Chapel Rock, the causeway only just revealed
Juice as Spike says….. You are back on the log…..cannot wait to hear your comments about St Mawes, Falmouth, Looe, Polperro, Fowey the list is endless…….on on a Marshal of the Air (Retd).
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Juice, that is an epic pic of St Michael’s Mount! You are back on the log now so head up and press on. Thinking of you. XxX
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Thought of you, Spike, when I discovered a naturist campsite. I imagined you’d be disappointed in me not staying there. 😁
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Juice as Spike says….. You are back on the log…..cannot wait to hear your comments about St Mawes, Falmouth, Looe, Polperro, Fowey the list is endless…….on on a Marshal of the Air (Retd).
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