Veryan Campsite pt7
The light was very dramatic towards the end of the day at the campsite.
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Tresillian
Jeremy and I spent the morning in Truro – mainly in the Royal Cornwall Museum.
On the way back to the campsite we stopped at one of our favourite tea rooms – Tresillian Garden Centre. We have visited it each time we have camped at Veryan just for the Cornish Cream Tea – it cannot be beaten for quality or value. Real Cornish clotted cream and warm fruit scones and jam produced in the village. Cost £3.00 each.
Here is how to find it. It is on the right as you leave the village (before crossing the bridge), on the A390 heading for St Austell.
Veryan Campsite pt6
This was the view whilst I was drinking my tea this morning.
And the complete arch… again.
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Sunset at the Campsite
The changeable weather makes for great sunsets.
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Rainbow
Rainbow over St Mawes.
And then there was another rainbow. Taken on my iPhone 4 using the Pano app, just before the hail started.
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St Mawes
We parked up in St Mawes today and between the showers, hail and the rainbows had a walk through the village and along the coast and beach.
St Mawes Castle
More hot chocolate for Jeremy, with more whipped cream and a homemade double choc muffin – he needs to keep his strength up.
Veryan Campsite pt5
Another night of rain but again it stopped in time for me to have my breakfast outside in the sunshine.
With the showers there was a rainbow over the tents whilst I was having coffee.
And here are the raindrops on my MSR Hubba tent.
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