[?] Subscribe To This Site

XML RSS
Add to Google
Add to My Yahoo!
Add to My MSN
Subscribe with Bloglines


Home
Intro Info Blog-ography
About Us
Build Your Own Site
Contemporary Photographers 21st Century-Bickel
Famous Photographers FamedPhotographrs
Ansel Adams Bio
Ansel's Visualiization
Matthew Brady
Edward Curtis
George Eastman
Alfred Eisenstaedt
Dorothea Lange
Eadweard Muybridge
Gordon Parks
Edward Steichen
Photo History Digital
Photography-1800s
Photography-1900s
Galleries - Miscellaneous Joyful Landscapes
Lighthouse Pictures
PET PICTURES
Photo Fantasy Art
Flower-Art Gallery
Progress Energy Art
Inspirational Artistry 4th of July Photos
Clouds
Easter Images
Fathers Day Photos
Footsteps
Fuel For The Fire
Inspirational Photos
Inspirational Poem
Jesus Images
Mothers Day Photos
MemorialDay Images
Military Photos
My Independence Dy
Patriotic Images
Only Imagine
Psalms & Photos
Wood Cross
Word Art
Photo Journal: England England Photos
Devon & Dartmoor
Falmouth & Cornwall
LONDON & DIANA
Hampton Court
Tintagel Castle
Photo Tour - Cape Cod Cape Cod Pictures
Cape Cod Beaches
National Seashore
Photo Tour - Florida Cedar Key Florida
NewPortRichey, FL
Photo Tour - Maine Lubec & Campobello
Photoshop Tips Photoshop Tips
Adjust Exposure -#1
CreateWordArt
Gradiant Frame
Photo Collage
Photo Painting
Photoshop Filter
Photoshop Layers
Pop-upExposure-#2
Tutorial - Posterize
Wedding Graphics
Photo Tutor Beginner Photo Tips
Blurred Photos
Low Light Photos
Babies & Children
Mirror Shots
Wedding Artistry Bride&Groom Photos
CoffeeTableBk Tips
Great Wedding Fotos
Tropical Wedding
Story Book Gallery
Wedding Photo Tips
Wedding Poses
 

Falmouth England

Traveling Photographer

In Cornwall England



Falmouth England, beautifully situated on the island's northeast shore, is the site of Pendennis Castle. Built by Henry VIII as part of his chain of fortification castles, the castle was also used defensively in World Wars I and II.

Although we were booked into our Cottage Holiday in Devon for 9 days, we packed a small bag and headed northeast on the A38. Having lived for 19 years on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, we were very familiar with Falmouth there and wanted to compare it with Falmouth England!


Both Falmouths are on the coast and have gorgeous scenery, but while Falmouth, Cape Cod, tends to be more quaint and the scenery more rustic, Falmouth England is more cosmopolitan, full of medieval and military history and situated on bluffs overlooking the sea.


We spent our first afternoon wandering the numerous paths at Trebah, an incredibly lovely Cornwall garden.






And, yes, there are Palm Trees throughout Devon and Cornwall which is one reason why the south of England is known as "the English Riviera." Two other reasons are its mild climate and wonderful variety of beaches.


At the end of the day we rang the bell of a gracious bed and breakfast in Falmouth, England. We were rewarded with two nights at The Hawthorne Dene. We agreed with the sign signifying our inn as an "Edwardian Guest House of Character and Distinction".





CLICK HERE to 'tour' Pendennis Castle.
Our Falmouth bed and breakfast was only a short walk to Cliff Road with views of Pendennis Castle and a free public beach. The next morning we toured the castle and grounds.




CLICK HERE FOR OUR DAY TRIP TO TINTAGEL CASTLE,
the legendary birthplace of King Arthur. The airy views and roller coaster roads along the way won our hearts as we traveled above the Cornish Coast Path.

Do You Have Awesome Travel Photos
or a Great Travel Story?

Do you have a great story about your favorite trip? Share it! Or share your favorite photos, or both!

Enter Your Title



If you would like to receive our updates and new pages without having to look for them, we invite you to CLICK HERE.



New! Comments

Have your say about what you just read! Leave me a comment in the box below.








"A PHOTOGRAPHER LOOKS
AT THE PSALMS"

CLICK HERE
for
A PHOTOGRAPHER
LOOKS AT THE PSALMS

SLIDE SHOW!