[ Photo Gallery # 86 }
My photo gallery today features photographs taken several years ago along the shores of the River Camel Estuary. The CAMEL ESTUARY is included within the Cornwall Area Of Outstanding Beauty. It is a wide tidal river valley stretching inland from the open sea for five miles to the town of Wadebridge. Many small villages, creeks, beaches and inlets line its coast, and, on the west bank is the delightful town of Padstow.

View westwards to the Camel Estuary from the St.Enodoc Hotel

Evening over the Camel Estuary from St Enodoc’s

The early morning sky over the river front at Rock

The early morning sky beside the ferry point at Rock

The harbour entrance at Padstow

View looking east across the roofs of Padstow from Prideaux Place

St. Enodoc’s Church – burial spot of poet laureate Sir John Betjeman

Surf gliding at Daymer Bay … 1

Surf gliding at Daymer Bay … 2

Surf gliding at Daymer Bay … 3

Surf gliding at Daymer Bay … 4
You always capture England’s beauty in your photographs Roland, I’m now once again a small boy admiring a window full of Pasties the size of a half a dinner plate and as a young man admiring the water flowing along the culverts in Helston before popping into the ‘Blue Anchor’ for a jar of their own ale with my father. Thank you for this post Roland.
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… And thank you for your appreciative comment, Nigel.
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Nice photos. Looks like a beautiful place to visit.
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Thank you for commenting, Candice.
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Lovely, Roland. I’m kind of envious. I’ve always thought I’d get along nicely in Great Britain. I’ve only traveled there once but would love to return.
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Thank you for commenting, Laura.
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Stunning photos, Roland. They take me away to a lovely place I would love to visit.
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Your photos are amazing! Such a beautiful place!
I am captured in by the different cloud formations!\
How are you doing, Roland?
HUGS!!! 🙂
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Thank you. Carolyn. I’m grateful for the generous support of both friends and family.
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WOW! sorry for childish expression but that is how I felt when I started going through your photos.
First I thought I picked my favourites in no 2 and 3 but the others proved to be stunning too.
I will save them for the pleasure of looking at times.
Thank you
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I am grateful for your appreciative comments, Miriam. Thank you.
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