Lands End was a little windy to say the least and after we had to pay 5 pound to park to see a cliff and some wild water, I was pleased to drive into Mousehole. We parked on the sea wall – the only place to park in town – and settled in to a fine, sunny and warm day mostly spent on the harbour and walking up the hills behind the town. It is a picturesque spot.
“The use of travelling is to regulate imagination by reality, and instead of thinking how things may be, to see them as they are.” – Samuel Johnson
Rick and I stayed in Mousehole in 1973 on our hitch hiking trip to those parts. The photo of Rick with his long hair blowing in the wind was taken on the cliffs. Shame about the summer over there. It’s going to be 26 deg here this week although was minus five when we were in Canberra on Sat. Stopped to see the Fred Williams exhibition at the gallery on our way back from our Murray golfing trip.You’ll be in London before you know it. Have fun. Love Diane