St Michael’s Mount at low tide, Cornwall.
Castle and chapel of St Michael’s Mount, Cornwall.
Turret, St Michael’s Mount, Cornwall.
Causeway at low tide, St Michael’s Mount, Cornwall.
St Michael surrounded by angels. West window of the chapel of St Michael’s Mount, Cornwall.
The Giant’s Heart, St Michael’s Mount, Cornwall.
Sub-tropical plants of the west terrace garden, St Michael’s Mount, Cornwall.
Succulent plant, St Michael’s Mount, Cornwall.
Outfall, Penzance Promenade Beach, Cornwall.
South Pier, Penzance, Cornwall.
Yokohama fender, Penzance, Cornwall.
Camp, Cudden Point with St Michael’s Mount beyond, Cornwall.
Geometry & Silence 
Great photographs!
Thanks!
Such a remarkable place. Only managed to get this far south once – on the total eclipse – it was quite something to be there for.
that must have been quite something though!
It was quite a funny day. We bundled the kids in the car and headed off early. The authorities had a panic that the roads would be jammed and put out so many warnings about it that no one ventured out. We got as far as Torquay I think when the eclipse actually happened. And at the critical moment the 2yo simply had to wee so I missed seeing the moment of the full eclipse! By the time we got down to Penzance everything was chilled out & we had a lovely evening there and then drove home.
Haha expeditions with little ones tend to altar the aims and remind us that the point of these things is the journey, not the getting there!
So true. It was a memorable day for all the little things that happened along the way rather than the one thing we had been anticipating