On Tuesday morning which was yet another warm day we headed off up the North coast of Cornwall into Devon and into one of its most famous villages, Clovelly. Here the steep cobbled street winds it's way down the almost vertical hillside to its tiny harbour. Unusually this village is privately owned and has been in the same family since 1738 and their policy is to preserve it as much as possible as it would have been in the mid 19th century. Traffic is banned and ...

It was a misty morning when we first got up but it soon cleared to be another lovely warm day. Our first stop was toa Land's end about 5minutes from our campsite but at £5 just to park the van and have a quick walk out we just looked from the gate and moved on up to the Minack out door Theatre which Robyn Jackson will remember well. We heard there was a production on that night so went to book in ....it was the Opera Tosca. The lads weren't too sure about an...

Sunday was another lovely day and the plan was to spend it in the garden. First up was the Eden Project which is an educational charity and is known for its giant greenhouses. It is so much more than that though and we spent a wonderful morning traveling the world through the Biomes and experiencing the world's largest rainforest in captivity, the sights and smells of the Mediterranean and much much more. What amazing foresight to build such a place. Their first ...

A full English breakfast was the order of the day and supplied by our new found friends Gail and Karen at their lovely home just around the corner from the Pub we stayed at last night. We all took some food to help and they cooked it up for us and what a great spread there was...sausages, eggs, tomatoes, baked beans, toast and homemade marmalade and jam and heaps of coffee. Yum! We had lots of laughs together and will take away fond memories of their kindness and...

Those damn crows in the morning! It's either pigeons or crows in the UK. You can tune out to the pigeons but not the crows quite so easily. We wandered over the hill for a walk to Lulworth Cove which was a lovely spot. More incredible coastline, part of the Jurassic Coast dating back 185 million years. We walked down into the little fishing village and asked a couple of fisherman what they had in their catch which they had just rowed ashore with. 'Crabs' they sai...