Perranporth

Next stop, the beach at Perranporth.

Although it mostly consisted of an hour long game of find the sand-covered ball in the sand, which become more than a little tedious.

Then we came back to St Agnes and had a lovely roast in the local pub.

Porthtowan

Looked a bit bleak when we got up, so we set off quite early before the weather got any worse.

We drove to Porthtowan and walked along the cliffs as far as Chapelporth beach, then back again to seek refuge from the gale force winds!

Trevaunance Cove

Mid afternoon we set out to settle into our next accommodation - a B&B at St Agnes.

We unloaded the car, then went down to Trevaunance Cove and relaxed with a cuppa and a read of the paper.

St Ives

A completely lovely day today, with lots of sun and not typical of October at all.

We drove into St Ives and sat on Porthmeor Beach for a while, then walked around the town to take a look around.

We grabbed a pasty and sat near the harbour (pictured) to watch the world go by.

Carbis Bay

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We packed up our stuff this morning and left Breage.

First stop, Carbis Bay, near St Ives, for a run on the beach.

If you look closely, you'll see Ollie in the pic doing his best doggy paddle to try to catch the seagull...

Kynance Cove

Next stop was Kynance Cove, just a little way round the coast.

Started to rain a little, but we had a quick walk along the cliffs.

This pic is of the cove, with Lizard Point at the far right.

Lizard Point

It was looking a bit grey this morning, but we took a chance and headed south to Lizard Point.

We parked up (free, thanks to our National Trust membership) and walked round the cliffs to Housel Bay.

Then we stopped at Britain's most southerly cafe for some lunch.