[ Photo Gallery # 87 }
To the east and the west of the Camel Estuary (see my blog of a week ago ) lie numerous inlets of the sea . Delightful coves and small villages clinging to the Cornish cliffs. Below is a gallery of my photographs of a number of these.
Rough sea on a misty morning at Polzeath
After the shower near Port Quin
Sign on entering the National Trust village of Port Quin
View of the inlet at Port Quin
The village of Port Isaac – used as the setting for the TV series ‘Doc Martin’.
Looking out to sea from the harbourside of Port Isaac
The beach at Trevone Bay near Padstow
The Lighthouse at Trevose Head, a headland on the Atlantic coast of north Cornwall
The Neal Rock with the Trevose Head lighthouse in the background
Close up view of The Neal Rock at Trevose Head
The cliffs and rocks at Bedruthan Steps
The granite rocks that are dotted across the beach are, according to legend, stepping stones for the Giant Bedruthan.
Roland's Ragbag 
Loved these pics. Somethin so quaint and nostalgic. I want to visit.
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Thank you, Yassy, I hope you get the opportunity.
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I’ll tag along with Yassy, thank you very much—as long as Yassy doesn’t mind! Beautiful, Roland.
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Good idea, Laura, I’ll look for you there on my next visit.
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Your trademark fascinating angles, e.g. the inlet at Port Quin, and Trevone Bay
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Thank you. Derrick.
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Another beautiful part of the UK Roland. It is one of those coasts that draws you in all year round and is as spectacular in the Winter as it is in the Summer.
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That’s very true, Davy. I was pleased though to be there without the crowds which now flood into such places as Port Isaac.
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Wow, the sea looks so inviting. Gorgeous pictures !!
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I thank you for your appreciative comment, Anushree.
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