Truro Cathedral
Newquay and St Agnes
Yesterday started off foggy and misty at the campsite but still rather warm for the time of year. We decided to spend the day on the north coast where we hoped the fog would be cleared.
Newquay
We had a great walk along the beach, out to the fishing harbour and back which included a couple of hot Cornish pasties whist sitting watching and listening to the waves break on the beach.
St Agnes
From Newquay we went onto St Agnes where we again walked out to the cliffs.
Cornish Tin Mines
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Newquay Harbour
Away from the surfers and the holiday makers, there is a busy working fishing harbour in Newquay.
The view from our tents – Veryan Campsite
This is the view from our tents, where we are sitting out drinking tea, on the last weekend in October.
Veryan Camping and Caravan Club Site – Cornwall
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Camp tea
Last week the BBC weather forecast was predicting strong winds for this weekend – yesterday there was a breeze when we put the tents up. By the time we went to bed it was absolutely still. The same this morning my tent is not moving at all – no wind. It made it very easy to make my early morning tea. Unlike last year.
Tents up – Veryan Camping and Caravan Site
Set up – no rain – staff excellent here, they sorted out our favourite pitch. Now it is time for that tea my son promised me!
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