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Firstly you have to park and walk quite a
long walk along the beach with rewarding views of Penzance and people just
enjoying the view, or looking for free food. Spot the cormorant in the
picture on the left. |
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or is he building a sand castle? |
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when we left, he was still digging and a
seagull was still waiting! |
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My father in law snaps Beryl and Jean. |
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and then I snap all three. |
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once across the tidally covered causeway,
you get a map of the area rather well painted on the gable end of one of
the harbour side houses. |
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My mum used to call these flowers 'red hot
pokers'. I don't know their real names. |
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quite a steep climb accompanied by rewarding
views. |
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The castle is finally in reach. |
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Many thousands of tons of top soil were
brought over from the mainland to enable the gardens that we see by peering
over the castle walls. |
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Jean is always saying that there are never
any pictures of me. So lets put that right. |
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